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Codebase Structure
Decide how much structural context RevampKey should use for main and delegated work.
The Files pane and Codebase Structure answer different questions. Files helps you browse, preview, search, and add specific items to a task. Codebase Structure settings control how structural context can be used by the main task and by focused delegated work.
Configure access separately
Open Settings → Code Structure to review the controls for main work and delegated work independently. A hidden choice keeps that kind of structural context out of the corresponding task until you explicitly choose otherwise. Use the visible setting that matches the scope and sensitivity of the work.
Decide who needs structural context
Review the main-task and delegated-work controls separately. They can be configured independently, so one can remain hidden while the other is available when the task calls for it.
Prefer On request for mixed or sensitive work
Choose Always when every task in the selected workspace should have this context available. On request is the recommended starting point when needs vary, because you can opt in for a specific task.
Choose a budget that fits the task
Start with the default 8k option. Use a smaller option for a narrow area and a larger option only when the visible task needs broader structure.
| Choice | When it fits | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Hidden | The task does not need structural context from this setting. | Keep it hidden when the extra context is not useful. |
| On request | Different tasks need different levels of structural context. | Recommended default for mixed workspaces. |
| Always | Every task in the chosen workspace benefits from it. | Use only when the broader context is consistently needed. |
Choose a context budget
The available budget options are 2k, 4k, 6k, 8k, 16k, and 24k. The current default is 8k. Larger budgets can add useful context, but they can also make a task harder to focus and review.
For file-level context, use the Files and workspaces guide. For delegated activity, read Delegated work.