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Aether Workshop Wiki
Learn Aether Workshop from first launch to cloud library workflows, AI-assisted component design, project history, Arduino upload, and deployment-ready hardware prototypes.
Choose Your Path
Section titled “Choose Your Path”Understand the Workspace
Use Interface Overview and Core Concepts to map each tab, panel, project file, component, and Capsule.
Use AI Safely
Configure providers in AI Settings, then use Project AI and Library AI with confirmation steps.
Collaborate Through Cloud Libraries
Start with Cloud Libraries and the History Guide for roles, commits, component versions, and Capsule versions.
What This Wiki Covers
Section titled “What This Wiki Covers”This Wiki is written for normal users who want a reliable hardware-building flow and for advanced users who maintain libraries, write custom Arduino snippets, or manage shared cloud packages. It documents:
- Installing Aether Workshop and preparing Arduino CLI, boards, ports, dependencies, and API keys.
- The Home, Project, Library, Capsules, and Setting tabs.
- Visual graph editing, hardware mapping, code generation, upload, serial monitor, media playback, and legacy camera/face-detection support.
- Component and Capsule authoring, including source libraries, UI elements, private libraries, AI profiles, project overrides, and version history.
- Project comments, pins, change logs, snapshots, and saved
.aewpackage structure. - Cloud library creation, member roles, invitations, pushes, pulls, remote update handling, and package export/import.
Where the app source contains legacy or hidden modules, the docs say so explicitly instead of presenting them as first-class visible features.