Workspace

After you open a project from the welcome screen: sessions on the left, chat in the center, composer at the bottom.

Open a project

1. Launch AutoC to the welcome screen.
2. Click Open project and pick the folder that contains your configurator project (for example an EB root with .project).
3. Or click a folder under Recent.

The title bar shows the project name. After the toolchain loads, Project in the sidebar lists the modules that are in memory.

TIP

If you opened the wrong folder, close the project and pick another one from the welcome screen.

Chat

Describe the goal in the composer, for example “set the MCU core clock to 160 MHz”. Expand a tool step to see its input and output.

Entry	What it does
@	Reference a file in the project
/	Skills or subagents
Drop a file	Attach an image or document to this turn
Enter	Send
Shift+Enter	New line

The sidebar starts a new chat and opens knowledge and settings.

Detail panes

1. Click Project in the sidebar.
2. Pick a view: Project info, Files, Object browser, Component diagram, Port connections, Data mapping, Task mapping, Configuration changes.
3. Each view opens as its own tab on the right. The + on the tab bar opens the same list.

Project info

Path, toolchains, and loaded modules. You can Save, Verify, or Generate a single module.

Click Project in the sidebar, then Project info. Or click + on the detail tab bar and pick Project info.

The header shows the project name and path. Click the path to open the folder.

Each toolchain is a card: project / target, plus loaded modules. After changing Settings, click Reload here so paths and modules are read again.

Empty, wrong path, or the wrong modules: Troubleshooting.

Files

Browse project files and drag them into the composer.

Object browser

Application software objects. Drag them into the composer.

Component diagram

Software components, ports, and connections of the whole project on one diagram. Zoom, pan, and search to locate a node; click to inspect connectors and runnables. Service components are not drawn; their links end in short stubs. A selected item can be added to chat.

Click Generate all on the toolbar, or Generate this component on a selected SWC. It writes C skeletons from RTE accesses, by default under Appl/Source/. Text between USER CODE markers is kept. Output folder: ASW.

Port connections

Whether software-component ports are wired, and to which peer.

Data mapping

How data elements map to system signals, PDUs, and Com signals.

Task mapping

Runnable entities mounted on each OS task.

Configuration changes

Edits are listed by module and path. Click undo on a row to revert it.