Scopes

A scope is the context a session works in. You confirm it once, when the session starts, and everything the session knows about your world comes from it. Each scope has its own mark: one hexagon is you, three hexagons are the team, the planet is a space.

Team / Space

Each team owns a color, and everything that belongs to it (its spaces included) carries that color through the interface. Because different teams can have spaces with the same name, a session always names its environment as Team / Space:

Northwind/ Launch site

Private is the exception: it's yours alone, so it stays neutral, with no color of its own.

The context inventory

Whenever you pick a Team or Space, Knosy shows the context inventory: the list of context files that scope brings to a session. It's there so you always know what a session will know.

The inventory is read-only: it's where you see what a session will load, not where you edit. Only files you've explicitly added to Knosy appear here; everything else on your machine is invisible to it. See Privacy for what syncs and what stays local.

A scope belongs to one session

Once confirmed, a session's scope never changes. Picking a different Team or Space later affects only the sessions you start afterwards, so two sessions running side by side can never mix contexts.

Suggested scope

Knosy remembers the last scope you confirmed for each host and folder, and suggests it the next time you start there. A suggestion is just that: it's never applied without your confirmation.