> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kazzle.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Spaces

> What a space includes and how everything connects.

A space is your workspace in Kazzle. Everything you build, browse, and manage lives inside one.

## What a space includes

| Resource    | What it is                                                                              |
| ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Drive       | Unified filesystem: apps, connected repositories, files, folders, mounts                |
| Computer    | Persistent cloud machine with shell, files, and git - created on demand, one per space  |
| Browser     | Built-in browser in the Kazzle app, plus optional cloud browser sessions for automation |
| Databases   | Postgres instances, created on demand                                                   |
| Vault       | Encrypted secrets store for credentials and API keys                                    |
| Automations | Scheduled or one-off jobs that run AI threads                                           |
| Hosting     | Cloud deployments when you publish an app                                               |

Drive, vault, and file storage are ready the moment you create a space. The AI creates computers, browsers, and databases when your work needs them.

## How it fits together

```text theme={"theme":"material-theme-darker"}
Space
├── Drive
│   ├── Apps (UI + process + skill parts)
│   ├── Connected repositories (git-backed mounts)
│   ├── Files and folders
│   └── Mounts (local folders)
├── Computer (persistent cloud machine, on demand)
│   └── Shell, files, git
├── Browser (built-in, plus cloud sessions)
├── Databases (Postgres, on-demand)
├── Vault (encrypted secrets)
└── Automations (scheduled jobs)
```

Everything is connected. The AI can read your Drive, run commands on the computer, browse the web, query your database, and deploy your app - all from a single conversation.
