Multiple workflows (World View)

A workspace is a collection of N workflows arranged on a shared canvas: the World View . Each workflow appears as a framed area; you can link agents across frames. Saved as a .cerevisor-world file. Legacy single-workflow files ( .cerevisor / .opaal ) auto-wrap into a one-workflow workspace on load. When to use it You have multiple related workflows you want to see side by side. You want to chain workflows together (one workflow's output feeds another's input). You're building a project that's too big for one workflow. If you just have one workflow, you don't need to think about workspaces. The single-workflow file format works exactly as before. The workflow rail The left edge of the canvas shows a vertical list of cards: one per workflow in the workspace. Click a card to switch to that workflow; the camera flies to its frame. Right-click a card for a radial menu (activate, duplicate, settings, delete). Click + at the bottom of the rail to add a new workflow. Adding a workflow to a workspace Click + in the rail, or File → Add workflow… in the title bar menu. The Add Workflow modal asks for: Name : the workflow's display name. Folder : the project folder for this workflow (drives the Markdown panel scan, file intelligence, etc.). Template : blank, or a starter template. The new workflow's frame is placed to the right of the rightmost existing frame, with a comfortable gap. Switching active workflow Three ways: Click a workflow's frame on the canvas. Click its card in the rail. Alt+1 through Alt+9 : fly to the N-th workflow in the rail order. Switching preserves per-workflow undo history. Cerevisor snapshots the outgoing workflow's undo/redo stacks before switching and rehydrates the incoming one; Ctrl+Z works on a per-workflow basis. Cross-workflow links You can wire an agent in workflow A to an agent in workflow B. Drag from a workflow frame to another frame on the world canvas: the Cross-Workflow Link modal opens. Configure: Source agent : which agent in workflow A produces the data. Target agent : which agent in workflow B receives it. Data description : free text. Handoff format : Summary / Structured JSON / File Reference / Full Output (same options as in-workflow connections). The link is rendered as a trade-route edge between the frames: a different style from in-workflow edges so you can see at a glance which connections cross boundaries. The world canvas The world canvas is just a zoomed-out view of all your workflow frames at once. You can: Pan (drag empty space, or hold Space + drag). Zoom (scroll wheel, or pinch on trackpad). Marquee-select (Shift + drag): but selection within the world view selects frames, not individual agents. To edit an individual agent, double-click into its frame (zoom in) and work in the normal canvas mode. The world intro cinematic The first time you open a multi-workflow workspace, Cerevisor plays a brief cinematic: a fly-through that frames each workflow in turn. It's a delight feature, ~3-5 seconds. Press Es

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