Knowledge Base
Reopen a project
Point torta at the folder it made, and it picks up where you left off.
A workspace is files on your disk, and the board is drawn from them each time it starts.
Stopping
Ctrl-C in the terminal you started torta in stops the board, the engine and
every pane. A second Ctrl-C exits immediately.
Sessions already running under a standalone torta watch are left to finish.
Opening it again
Point torta at the folder:
torta start ~/Documents/projects/my-project
Or, if you never installed it globally:
npx -y torta-ai start ~/Documents/projects/my-project
A bare torta start inside a workspace opens that board. Anywhere else it
serves the setup wizard.
What comes back, and what does not
Comes back:
- every queue, every ticket, every status
- the decisions waiting on you
- the pause switch, if you left it paused
- the settings tab, re-probed when you open it
Does not come back:
- the panes. There is no reattach across restarts. Click an agent to open a fresh one.
The address
The board serves 127.0.0.1 only, on port 5599 by default. The terminal prints
the address, and the browser opens unless you passed --no-open.
If port 5599 is taken, torta says so and suggests --port <n>.
Opening a second project
Two boards can run at once on different ports:
torta start ~/Documents/projects/other-project --port 5600
Each board watches its own workspace and holds its own engine.