Take an idea into working files.
Ask Gideon to plan a small tool, update a project or investigate a bug. Review the code and checks in the same workspace.
Start with a request like this.
Open files, inspect changes and use the terminal when you want to get hands-on. Development work happens in your cloud workspace.
“Build a simple page for tracking our book club’s reading list.”
Book club reading list
Workspace// A small tool for the next chapter.
const books = [
{ title: "The next read", finished: false },
];
export function readingList() {
return books.filter(book => !book.finished);
}Example build complete
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Plan changes before building
- Edit and search project files
- Review code changes
- Run commands and checks
Explore coding.
Autonomous coding projects
Run a staged software implementation effort in the private workspace.Requires setup
Requirements and quality gates
Review coding stages, tasks, acceptance criteria and verification steps.
Code explorer and editor
Browse, search, open and edit project files.
Code diffs and change review
Inspect edits and workspace changes before accepting further work.
Git status and history
View repository state, history and individual commits.Requires setup
Create a Git commit
Commit selected project work through the coding interface.Requires setup
Parallel Git worktrees
Separate concurrent coding work into worktrees.Requires setup
Coding autopilot queue
Queue coding work and supervise its autonomous progression.Optional
Coding terminal
Use a terminal alongside the coding task.
Steer active coding work
Send revised guidance while an implementation run is in progress.
There’s more you can hand over.
Give your idea a visual direction.
Work through colors, type and layout with Gideon. Keep the choices together so the next page feels like part of the same thing.
Put the regular jobs on the calendar.
Ask Gideon to do something once, every morning or when a particular change happens. Keep the schedule easy to see and easy to pause.
Open the work. Make it yours.
Browse the files Gideon creates, edit a draft and download what you need. A terminal is there when the work calls for it.
Start a conversation and see where it takes you.