The Space Lua section of the Code tab lists every space-lua block on a Tool Page in your space, in the order SilverBullet loads them: by priority, highest first, then by page name and position (see Space Lua#Definition loading).

${widgets.commandButton("Workbench: Scripts")} opens the Workbench on this section.

Each row shows:

• Status: a green dot when the script loaded, red when it failed, and amber when it’s quarantined.
• Script: the page it’s on. When a page holds several scripts, each row also shows the script’s position in the page, like @66.
• Priority and Load: its priority and how long running it took.

Scripts that failed to load show their error right below the row, with the same message, marked line and clickable stack as in the console. To narrow the list, use the filter field and two sets of buttons, each showing counts:

• All, Custom and Built-in: where scripts come from. Built-in scripts ship with SilverBullet, on Library/Std pages. Everything else is custom, including libraries you installed.
• All, Loaded, Failed, Quarantined and Boot: how loading went, and which scripts are boot blocks. Boot blocks run early, before the client starts, and also carry a small boot marker in their row.

The footer shows how many scripts there are, how long loading them took in total, and when they last loaded.

Click a row to jump to the script.

A script is quarantined when you stop it for running too long while it loads. It’s then skipped on later loads until you use Re-enable in the quarantine notification banner, or until you edit it. A script you stopped during the current load also shows as quarantined. See Space Lua#Runaway scripts.

Reload runs all your space-lua blocks again, and the list updates when they’re done.