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To link your environment to an AeroSpace workspace, you execute a shell script and pass the target workspace identifier as an argument. This action associates your current terminal session with that specific workspace context.

Notification badges appear in the wrong workspace because the current environment lacks a defined link to your active AeroSpace setup. Linking the environment to the workspace ensures alerts and application states route to the correct context.

Yes, you can manage notification routing for multiple projects by linking each distinct terminal session to its respective AeroSpace workspace. This ensures that badges and alerts are clearly tied to the correct active project context.

Yes, associating application states requires running a shell script with a workspace identifier as an argument. This execution establishes the necessary context link for correct notification badge display within your multi-workspace setup.

The best way to prevent context confusion is to explicitly link your active environment to a specific AeroSpace workspace. This tags your current session, ensuring application states and notifications remain correctly associated with your active workflow.