Files and code

Bool generates a real, ordinary Next.js codebase — there’s nothing hidden from you. Open the Dashboard tab and choose Code to see it.

The file tree

The left side of the Code view lists every file and folder in your project. You can:

• Create, rename, and delete files and folders
• Drag and drop to reorganize
• Upload files (including images) or download the ones you have
• Preview images inline, with zoom

Editing code directly

Clicking a file opens it in a full code editor (the same editor that powers VS Code), with syntax highlighting and TypeScript/JavaScript checking. Edits you make here save back to your project just like an agent edit — the live preview picks them up the same way.

You don’t need to touch code at all to use Bool, but if you know what you’re doing, nothing stops you from hand-editing anything the agent wrote.

Looking at past versions

Every checkpoint in your chat is also a saved version of your project. Open Version history to:

• Preview how the app looked and worked at that version
• View that version’s code, read-only, without switching your current files
• Restore your project to that version, or publish it directly

This is useful for comparing “before” and “after” a risky change, or for recovering something you liked before you asked for three more changes on top of it.