Create, rename, delete, and share files and directories. Navigate your project tree with the familiar iOS sidebar.
The sidebar shows two levels: your projects at the top, and the file tree of the selected project below. Tap a project to expand its tree. Tap a file to open it in the editor. It's the same navigation model as Xcode's Project Navigator — familiar if you already develop on Apple platforms.
The file tree uses OutlineGroup for native expand/collapse behavior. Nested directories expand inline, so you can drill into a deep path without losing sight of the rest of the tree.
Everything you'd do in Finder is available directly in the sidebar. Create a new file or folder from the + menu in the file section header. Rename or delete a project from its context menu. Rename or delete a file or folder the same way.
File names are validated before creation — empty names, reserved names, names with invalid characters, and names that already exist all produce clear error messages rather than silent failures.
Files that have been modified, added, or deleted since the last commit are labeled directly in the file tree. You can see the state of your entire working tree at a glance without running git status in the terminal.
A git status button in the file section header opens the full Git Status panel with a diff viewer for any changed file.
When Remote IDE runs in a narrow Split View column or a small Stage Manager window, the sidebar switches to a compact list of projects. Tap a project to navigate into its file tree in a separate screen. Everything still works — just optimized for less horizontal space.