💻 Setting Up Your First Workspace

There are two ways to access Vigthoria Coder:

• Web App: Go to coder.vigthoria.io and sign in
• Desktop App: Download from Downloads page for Windows, Mac, or Linux

Once logged in, create your first workspace:

1. Click "New Workspace" in the sidebar or press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + N
2. Choose a template or start with an empty workspace
3. Enter a name for your project
4. Select your primary programming language
5. Click "Create"

Available templates include:

• React/Next.js Application
• Node.js API Server
• Python Flask/FastAPI
• Full-Stack TypeScript
• Mobile App (React Native)
• Game Project (Unity/Godot)

ViAgen6 is Vigthoria's AI coding assistant. Configure it for your project:

1. Open Settings → ViAgen6 (or press Ctrl/Cmd + ,)
2. Set your preferred AI model:
   • V2 Code - Best for general coding (recommended)
   • V2 Code Pro - Advanced reasoning for complex tasks
   • V2 Creative - Better for documentation and comments
3. Configure auto-completion preferences
4. Set context size based on your subscription tier

// Example ViAgen6 configuration in settings.json
{
  "viagen6.model": "v2-code",
  "viagen6.autoComplete": true,
  "viagen6.autoCompleteDelay": 300,
  "viagen6.contextSize": "large",
  "viagen6.inlineHints": true
}

Familiarize yourself with the Vigthoria Coder interface:

• File Explorer (Left) - Navigate your project files
• Editor (Center) - Write and edit code
• ViAgen6 Panel (Right) - AI assistant chat and suggestions
• Terminal (Bottom) - Run commands and see output
• Status Bar (Bottom) - Git status, language, and AI status

Let's write your first code with ViAgen6 assistance:

1. Create a new file (e.g., app.js or main.py)
2. Press Ctrl/Cmd + L to open ViAgen6 chat
3. Type a prompt describing what you want to build:

   Create a simple Express.js server with a /hello endpoint 
   that returns a JSON greeting with the current time.

4. ViAgen6 will generate the code
5. Click "Apply" to insert it into your file
6. Review and run with node app.js in the terminal

Your workspace automatically syncs to the cloud, but you can also:

• Initialize Git: Click the Git icon in the sidebar or run git init
• Connect to GitHub: Settings → Integrations → GitHub
• Manual backup: File → Export Workspace