What you can do with Eido

3 use cases

• Investigate a bug and review a proposed fix

  Have Eido's agent explain a bug, propose a small fix, and suggest a check before you accept it.

  • Eido
  • Software and DevOps
  • Intermediate
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  Using the Eido repo (tony3liu/eido) as the workspace, open the project at <project-folder> and ask the agent to explain the bug described in <bug-report> and propose a small fix with a way to check it. Expected output: a written cause, proposed file changes shown in the review interface, and a check the agent recommends. Verify that no change is accepted until it has been reviewed in the review interface.

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• Resume an interrupted coding task with its context

  Return to an earlier Eido task with its conversation and review context intact.

  • Eido
  • Software and DevOps
  • Beginner
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  Using the Eido repo (tony3liu/eido), reopen the earlier task named <task-name> in the project at <project-folder> and ask the agent to continue the unfinished step. Expected output: a short summary of the prior work and the next proposed changes. Verify that the summary matches the earlier conversation before accepting any change.

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• Ask the agent to inspect a web page beside your code

  Have Eido's agent check how a page behaves while you work on the code behind it.

  • Eido
  • Software and DevOps
  • Advanced
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  Using the Eido repo (tony3liu/eido), open the project at <project-folder> and ask the agent to inspect the page at <page-url> using Browser Use, then report the visible problem and the code that produces it. Expected output: a short written report and any proposed code changes in the review interface. Verify that the page the agent inspected is the one you named.

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How to use Eido

1. Check you have what it needs: A Mac with Apple Silicon running macOS 13 or later; A model provider account and authentication configured in Eido's global settings; A project folder, ideally with version history.
2. Open tony3liu/eido on GitHub and read the README and license.
3. Download Eido-0.0.1-macos-arm64.dmg from the release page, open it, and drag Eido into Applications.
4. Launch Eido, open your project folder, and configure your model and authentication in global settings.
5. Reference the affected file with @ and describe the bug, asking for the cause, a small fix, and a way to check it.
6. Keep Agent Access set to Ask Before Actions while you learn the workflow, then inspect the proposed changes in the native review interface.

These steps come from our top use case, Investigate a bug and review a proposed fix, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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About this repo

• Who it is forWritten for macOS developers on Apple Silicon who want an agent-assisted editor with built-in change review.
• Why it is hot
• LanguageRust
• Sourcegithub.com/tony3liu/eido · Back to Hot repos

Requirements

• A Mac with Apple Silicon running macOS 13 or later
• A model provider account and authentication configured in Eido's global settings
• A project folder, ideally with version history
• Download of Eido-0.0.1-macos-arm64.dmg from the project's GitHub releases

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