The workspace file describes how your team wants coding agents to behave across projects. It is the source for generated instructions, prompts, and standards.
A typical workspace defines the organization, workspace name, services, philosophy settings, and installed packages.
Services tell NEPOPSX what kind of codebase it is configuring. This is how prompts and instructions become stack-aware rather than generic.
Packages layer in reusable workflows such as feature delivery, QA, or code review. The workspace file controls which ones are active for a given repository.