Open several roots at once in Eidos MD, the desktop app
Eidos MD arrives free for the Mac and Linux, every root opens on a Home that shows what needs you first, and Git can write its commit messages with the AI Agent.
New
Eidos MD, the desktop app
Keep several roots open as tabs in one window, each served by its own process, with your recent roots a click away. It is signed and notarized for the Mac and updates itself in place. The Desktop App →
A Home for every root
A root opens on what needs you first: the health check's findings, then the Backlog tasks assigned to you and the board, then the blueprints by collection. The Browser →
Commit and publish with the AI Agent
Summarize asks the AI Agent for the commit message of the changes you ticked, and Publish pushes the branch. Turn on auto save for your machine and Git commits every few minutes, publishing as it goes if you like. Git →
The AI Agent can grill you
Type
/grilland the AI Agent questions what is open, one question at a time, until the gaps are found, then offers to write what you decided into the blueprint. AI Agent →
Improved
A root is called by its product
Name it with
eidos setup --productor the pencil on the Home. Without a name, a root takes its repository's name instead of its folder's.Save stays in reach
A reader's bar stays at the top as you scroll, with Save, Discard, and Delete on the right and the id to copy on the left. Leaving an editor saves what you changed first.
Changed
A property shows on a card only when you say so
Switch Card on for each Backlog property that should show on the board's cards; 0.7.1 showed every one.
Fixed
Escape and saving
Escape closes one layer at a time instead of everything open, and saving no longer warns that the file changed on disk.
Known limitations
The Windows build waits on code signing, so the desktop app is for the Mac and Linux for now.