Run Eidos MD on Windows
Eidos MD comes to Windows as a signed installer, New Root… lets the AI Agent read the product you already have and propose its framework, and agents comment as themselves.
New
Eidos MD for Windows
Download the signed installer for Windows 10 and 11 and it installs for you alone, with no administrator prompt, then updates itself in place as on the Mac and Linux. The Desktop App →
Set up a root with the AI Agent
New Root… opens a setup page that keeps you there until the root is made: choose where in the folder it goes, then let the AI Agent read what is already there, say which Registry frameworks fit, and propose one of its own when none does. Use these fills the steps, and nothing is written until Create root. The Desktop App →
Agents comment as themselves
eidos users add "<name>" --agentadds an agent to the root's users, andeidos comments add --as <alias>signs a comment as it, so an agent working in your checkout no longer posts as you. The AI Agent signs as a user of its own, set in its settings. Comments →Save a filtered page as a view
Filter the board, the Backlog table, the Drafts, or a collection's table, then Save as view, shared with the root or private to you, and move it from one to the other from its menu. Filters live in the page's address, and every table has a search that finds a task by its id. Saved views →
The Registry in the app
Browse every framework the Registry publishes and include a whole one, or a single collection, variant, or role, in the root you are in. The Registry →
Improved
A grilling fits the person
The AI Agent's
/grillasks only what your role can answer and keeps the rest for the closing list, with the role that decides each. AI Agent →Settings you can scan
Every settings page has an icon, the Backlog's properties each fit on one line with a (?) for what they are, and every on or off setting is a switch.
Changed
Fewer toasts
A success the page already shows no longer toasts; the toasts that stay say what they are about.
Shared and private
The page, the CLI, and the docs say shared or private, never personal or public.
--privateis the flag for a private draft;--personalstill works.Labels are no longer part of a task
Declare a
labelsList property in the Backlog's settings to keep them; a task file that still carries the key keeps it as written.A new license
Eidos is free for any use, commercial included, under PolyForm Strict with a commercial permission; the code stays closed.
Fixed
The mouse's back and forward buttons
go back and forward in the desktop app, one step a press, and Source control's commit box stays in view with many changes.
Known limitations
The AI Agent reads a folder through its own tools as well as the app's, and keeps those inside the folder by its instructions alone.