A tour of the window

1. Menus. On macOS they are in the system menu bar, with a Texpile menu added.
2. Window title. Click it, or press Ctrl K, for the command palette.
3. Files. The project folder. The star marks the main file.
4. Contents. The headings of the open file. Click one to go there.
5. Tabs. Ctrl Shift T reopens the last closed tab.
6. Editor. The visual editor, or the source editor.
7. PDF. The bar on the editor's right edge shows and hides it.
8. Bottom panel. Terminal › Show Terminal opens it.

Top bar

1. Word count. Select text to count the selection. Hover for the whole paper.
2. Editing / Suggesting. In Suggesting, your edits become suggestions others can accept.
3. Visual / Source. Switch editors.
4. Problems. Errors and warnings from the last compile.
5. Compile. The menu beside it has the compile settings.
6. Save.

Sidebar

The number on the Source Control button is how many files changed. Esc returns from Source Control or Find in Files to the files.

Bottom panel

The Agent tab is a chat with an AI agent on your computer. It is hidden when every agent is turned off in Preferences › AI Assistant.

Menus

Menu	What is in it
File	New, Open Folder, Clone Repository…, New Window, Save, Save as Template…, Version History…, Shared Session, Preferences…
Edit	Command Palette, Go to File, Undo, Redo, Find…
View	Zoom In, Zoom Out, Reset Zoom
Insert	Math, Image…, Table, Link…, References, Symbol…, and the rest for your file type
Format	Bold, Italic, Underline, Text Style, Headings, Block Quote, Format Document
Spelling	Check Spelling & Grammar, Edit Dictionary…, Spelling and Grammar Settings…
Terminal	Compile, Configure Compile Command…, New Terminal, Show Terminal
Help	Keyboard Shortcuts, Open Tutorial, What's New, Documentation, Check for Updates