AI workspace storage
Limits how much disk space task copies use and how long finished sandboxes and rollback checkpoints stay.
When you would want it
Project copies can be large, but deleting the only safe way back is worse than filling a quota. ADCode treats active work and rollback checkpoints differently for that reason.
Where to find it
- All Features → AI workspace storage
- Settings → adcode.ai.sandboxQuota
- Settings → adcode.ai.sandboxRetention
- Settings → adcode.ai.checkpointRetention
How to use it, step by step
- Terminal sandboxes are cleaned oldest first.
- An applied task may lose its sandbox when space is tight, but its only rollback checkpoint is kept.
- If active work leaves no safe room, ADCode refuses the new task and tells you to raise the quota or discard one.
Why this beats the usual way
Most AI editors rent you a subscription, choose your models, and take a margin on every token. ADCode connects to the provider you pick - major labs, a gateway, or a model on your own machine - stores your key in your OS keychain, keeps conversations on your disk, and shows you exactly what its memory holds.
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