Getting started / First session

From blank screen to a shareable draft in a few deliberate moves.

Yantra is intentionally simple to enter. Open the workspace, choose a project shape, run code, inspect the result, and share the exact session when you are ready for another pair of eyes.

Open the editor

Launch Yantra at `/editor` and drop into the live workspace instead of preparing a local toolchain first.

Choose the draft mode

Start with Python for quick logic or the web template when HTML, CSS, and JavaScript need to move together.

Run and inspect

Edit files, click Run, and use the output or preview panel to tighten the loop while the context is still fresh.

Share or remix

Generate a public link when you want feedback, or remix a shared project into your own workspace in one step.

Quick first run

main.py

first pass

1print("Hello, Yantra!")

2print("The workspace is live.")

Output

> Hello, Yantra!

> The workspace is live.

Helpful notes

Python projects run in-browser through Pyodide, so the first experiment does not depend on local runtime setup.

Web playgrounds give you HTML, CSS, and JavaScript starter files plus an instant iframe preview on Run.

Autosave keeps the workspace updated every two seconds, and public editor access no longer requires sign-in.

Shared project views remain available through their existing share routes, so remix flows stay lightweight.

Ready / Enter the workspace

Open the workspace and let the first runnable idea set the tone.

The shortest path is still simple: launch the editor, make a change, run it, and share the result when you want feedback or a remix.

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