Eidos

Choose your Eidos tool

Use Eidos Lite for local Spaces, the Web Editor for quick access, or Eidos CLI for direct file and agent workflows.

Desktop client

Eidos Lite

Open a local folder as a Space for Eidos Files, everyday files, and local history. No account is required; add Sync only when needed.

Download Eidos Lite

Choose your system and processor. On Linux, use .deb for Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint, and AppImage for other distributions. All links point to the latest stable release.

Previous version

Eidos Desktop Legacy

The previous Eidos Desktop remains available for existing users. New users should choose Eidos Lite.

View previous releases →

Command-line tool

Eidos CLI

Create, inspect, and edit Eidos Files, or launch the editor in your local browser. Revision checks and typed validation give automation and agents a safe boundary.

  1. 01 · Install

    Install Eidos CLI

    macOS and Linux

    curl -fsSL https://download.eidos.space/cli/install.sh | sh

    Windows PowerShell

    irm https://download.eidos.space/cli/install.ps1 | iex
  2. 02 · Local Web Editor

    Create a file and open it in your browser

    The commands work on macOS, Linux, and Windows. The editor listens only on localhost; files stay local and no account is required.

    Run after installing the CLI

    eidos create tracker.eidos
    eidos serve tracker.eidos --open
  3. 03 · Agent workflow

    Set up the Eidos Skill

    Write the CLI-bundled Eidos Skill to the current project or your user profile so coding agents with Agent Skills support can read context, apply changes, and validate results.

    Current project or global · no Node.js or npx

    eidos skills init

    The Skill ships with the CLI. Start a new task after setup so your agent loads it.

  4. 04 · First task

    Begin with a read-only check

    Have the agent confirm the file and revision before making changes.

    Use the Eidos skill to inspect ./tracker.eidos.
    Show context first and do not mutate yet.

Stable release. The installer downloads the stable release and verifies it against SHA256SUMS.

Read the CLI docs →