> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.10x.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Browse and view your generated Swift project files

> Use the file explorer sidebar to navigate every Swift file the AI has written for your project, view source code, and find files on disk.

As 10x writes your app, a file explorer sidebar on the right side of the preview panel updates in real time. It shows a VS Code-style tree of every file the AI has created — organized into folders like `Views/` and `Models/` — so you can see exactly what was generated and read the source at any point.

## Browsing files

Click any file in the tree to view its contents. Swift files render with syntax highlighting. Non-Swift files such as `project.yml` display as plain text.

The sidebar lists files as the AI writes them, so you can watch the project take shape during a build.

## Where files live on disk

10x writes your project to:

```
~/Library/Developer/TenXApp/{project-slug}/
├── ios/
│   └── {TargetName}/
│       ├── App.swift
│       ├── ContentView.swift
│       ├── Views/
│       ├── Models/
│       └── ...
├── project.yml
├── {TargetName}.xcodeproj/
└── DerivedData/
```

* **`ios/{TargetName}/`** — all generated Swift source files, organized by feature
* **`project.yml`** — the XcodeGen spec that describes the Xcode project structure
* **`{TargetName}.xcodeproj/`** — the Xcode project generated from `project.yml`
* **`DerivedData/`** — local build artifacts created when you run a Simulator preview

## Finding the project folder

The file path for your project appears at the bottom of the preview panel when files are ready. You can:

* **Select and copy** the path directly from the panel
* Click **Show in Finder** to open the project folder in Finder

<Tip>
  Use **Show in Finder** to quickly access assets, drag files into other apps, or open the folder in a terminal.
</Tip>