A workspace is the live environment behind a project: filesystem, running containers, agent state, and preview URLs. Bleenk uses copy-on-write snapshots so you can branch experiments without copying gigabytes of data.
Snapshots and clones
- Snapshot — freeze the current workspace state in seconds.
- Clone — fork from a snapshot to try a risky change in isolation.
- Restore — roll back to a known-good snapshot when something breaks.
Why snapshots matter
Agents often run multi-step refactors. Snapshots let you explore “what if” paths and merge the winner without rebuilding the environment.
Session persistence
Long agent runs write each step to the database as they happen. If you close the browser, the session can resume mid-task when you return.
Bleenk cloud
Bleenk hosts workspaces on managed Kubernetes with persistent volumes and on-demand sandboxes. You get the same concepts — projects, snapshots, chat, deploy — without operating your own cluster.