Helios / Demos
Preview, run and review.
Watch a Helios coding workflow on Linux: open a local browser preview, run a test in the terminal and inspect Git changes beside the conversation.
Recorded in Helios 0.114.4 on Ubuntu using a fictional project and staged conversation content. The interface and local workspace actions are real; the agent replies are demonstration data. Narration is AI-generated.
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Helios keeps more of your workflow beside the conversation. Let us look at a local preview, a terminal, and the changes waiting for review.
Open the browser pane to inspect a report or a local development page. It is part of the workbench, so the preview stays beside the discussion.
The integrated terminal opens in the project folder. Run your own commands here, and send selected output into the message box when you want help.
Switch to Changes to see the repository files that have changed. Open a file to read its diff, then review individual hunks before you commit.
These are your review controls. You can stage changes, leave feedback for the agent, and prepare a commit without losing the surrounding conversation.
Start with one project and one signed-in provider. The Helios website has a first-run guide, provider details, and more demonstrations to help you get moving.