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Open it from Settings -> File Explorer.
Available to Admin and Context Admin roles only. Editing also needs a connected context repository - until then, every file is read-only.

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Browse

Search covers file contents as well as names, and multi-word searches match in any order. Results truncate after 5 seconds of loading or 200 files searched. You should toggle off the file contents search if your context repo is large. The content of files over 1 MB, non-UTF-8 files, .git, .env, and .naoignore is not searched.

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Edit

Saving (Cmd+S) writes to your own private copy of the repository, not the live context files that the agent sees. Your team won’t see your changes either until your pull request is merged.

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Commit and open a pull request

Saved edits collect in the Git panel under the file tree, where you can see the changes and choose which to commit.
Discarding changes permanently throws away uncommitted edits.
Commits are authored as you, with nao as co-author. Committing from the main branch creates another branch so that pushing creates a PR that can then be reviewed. A branch’s first push opens a pull request. Later pushes update that same pull request rather than opening another. Once it’s merged, the files will reach the agent after a redeploy, a scheduled sync, or a pull.

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Why a file is read-only

When a file can’t be edited, nao says why.