Workspace#
DKubeX Workspace is your personal, on-demand development environment in the cluster. Install it once from the App Store and you get an isolated environment with JupyterLab, VS Code, a terminal, a file browser, and a set of pre-configured AI coding agents.
Key features#
One-click install — Install your workspace from the App Store; no configuration wizard and nothing to size up front.
Single sign-on — Log in with your organization’s existing credentials; no separate account or password.
Twelve apps, ready to use — JupyterLab, VS Code, Terminal and FileBrowser, plus eight AI coding agents.
Two ways to configure models — Point every coding agent at the platform’s own models by choosing a default model in workspace settings, or leave the default model set to none and sign in to the agents with your own subscriptions.
Apps start on demand — An app starts the first time you open it, so an idle workspace uses almost nothing.
Persistent home directory — Everything in your home directory survives restarts, and survives uninstalling and reinstalling.
SSH access — Connect from your own terminal or IDE with your own SSH key.
Reach your own services — Start a dev server on any port and open it through your workspace URL.
Guides#
Getting started — Log in and install your workspace.
Managing your workspace — Statuses, what persists, and uninstalling.
Using your workspace — Apps, files, ports, and SSH.
Working with AI agents — The coding agents and how to choose a model.
Workflows — End-to-end walkthroughs for common tasks.
At a glance#
Action |
How to do it |
|---|---|
Install your workspace |
App Store → Workspace → Install |
Open an app |
Apps → click the app’s tile |
Choose your default model |
Settings → Workspace → Default model |
Set environment variables |
Settings → Workspace → Environment variables |
Connect over SSH |
Settings → SSH access |
Remove your workspace |
App Store → Workspace → Uninstall |
Start or stop the pod |
Ask your administrator — these are admin-only actions |
Note: You have one workspace. There is no workspace creation wizard, no compute-profile picker, and no workspace sharing — your administrator sets the CPU, memory and GPU defaults for everyone.