> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.cronuszen.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.cronuszen.com/zen-studio/working-panels.md).

# Working Panels

Zen Studio is organized into five main working panels.\
Use the navigation tabs to switch between them.

### 1. Library

***

Provides access to downloadable GPC scripts from the online database.

Intended for:

• Users who want ready-made scripts\
• Learning GPC through community examples

### 2. Compiler

***

Integrated development environment (IDE) for GPC scripting.

Includes:

• Source code editor\
• Syntax highlighting\
• Integrated compiler\
• Debug and testing tools

Used for creating and modifying custom scripts.

### 3. Programmer

***

Used to manage and assign content to the Zen’s memory slots.

Provides access to:

• GPC Scripts\
• Remapper Profiles\
• Local GPC files

Cronus Zen™ includes **8 × 32KB memory slots**.\
Any combination of supported content can be assigned.

### 4. Device

***

Contains configuration and maintenance options, including:

• Device settings\
• Output protocol selection\
• PS4 Speciality and Remote Play options\
• Memory slot management\
• Factory Reset and Erase Memory Slots\
• Device Monitor access\
• Connected device display

Used for device configuration and troubleshooting.

### 5. M\&K Settings

***

Mouse & Keyboard configuration interface.

Allows:

• Mouse sensitivity tuning\
• Deadzone configuration\
• Ballistic curve adjustment\
• Button and key remapping\
• Loading premade game profiles

Used to optimize mouse translation within console input limits.


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