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Version: 2026.10

Systems

A System groups related Resources, and optional Subsystems, so you can share, browse, and version them together. Folders arrange those Resources in the System's directory. Every System starts with a baseline branch. Each saved change to a branch is a commit.

Click Systems in the sidebar to open the System Dashboard (/systems-dashboard). Open a System to see its home page, with Overview, Directory, Workflows, Change Request, and Branch in the header.

For how Systems relate to Resources, see Systems and Subsystems.

Redesigned Systems experience

The redesigned Systems experience is the default and will become the permanent design. The legacy Systems page is still available for now but will be deprecated soon. See Legacy Systems page.

What's in this section​

PageWhat you do
Find SystemsBrowse the System Dashboard, open a System, and find your way around its pages
Manage a SystemCreate, edit, share, download, archive, or unarchive a System, and its settings
DirectoryBrowse what a branch tracks, edit it, and commit the changes
FoldersArrange the Resources on a branch into folders
SubsystemsTrack another System inside this one
BranchesCreate and manage branches, and merge them with change requests
CommitsRead a branch's history, compare a commit with the one before it, and restore it
Accept changesReview newer Resource and Subsystem versions and commit them to a branch
NotebooksRun Python notebooks inside a System
Workflow logRecord a run that happened outside the platform and attach its outputs

Legacy Systems page​

The legacy Systems page is at /systems. To make the sidebar open it instead of the System Dashboard, turn off System redesign under Settings > Application > Experimental Features. See Settings.

A few tasks are still only available on the legacy page:

TaskOn the legacy page
Promote one branch onto anotherGo to Branches > Promote. See Branches.
Compare any two commitsCommit history > Compare versions. See Commits.
Create a branch from an earlier commitCommit history > Create branch from this commit. See Commits.
Open job details from a job in the treeClick the job name. In the redesign, use the Jobs page.