Instances & workspace

The instance grid

One card per account — its two status axes, and how to open or delete it.

The Instances page shows one card per account — each card is one game account on one emulator. A card carries the account's name, its MAIN/FARM badge, and its live status. Click a card to open its workspace; use New Instance to add another.

The Instances page — one card per account.

Two status axes

Every card tells you two separate things at once. The status pill with its coloured dot is the automation axis — what the bot is doing: Running, Paused, Resting, Recovering, Yielded, Stopped or Error. The small dot and address line below it is the connection axis — whether the emulator is reachable: Ready, Offline, or no emulator found. A card can be Stopped (bot idle) yet Ready (emulator up), or Running but briefly Recovering. The shared status colours mean the same thing on every screen.

MAIN and FARM

The badge on each card is the account type you chose when you created it. It's a label for telling your accounts apart at a glance — a main castle versus a farm — and for filtering elsewhere; it doesn't change how tasks run.

Open, run and delete

Open — click anywhere on a card to enter its workspace.
Start / Stop — the button on the card drives the account without opening it. Start is greyed out while the emulator isn't reachable — open the emulator first.
Delete — the trash icon removes the instance after a confirmation.

Deleting an instance removes its task plan and settings permanently. Anything shared stays: the generals you scanned and the rest of your libraries are never tied to one instance.

One emulator per instance. Two instances can't drive the same emulator address at once — if one is already running there, the other refuses to start until you stop the first.

Each instance takes one slot from your plan, so how many you can create depends on your plan.