The same engine in your terminal, with no editor or app in the way. Install it from npm, sign in from the terminal, point it at a project, and work.
npm i -g @w1-lab/cli@latest
Run itw1
Sign-inw1 login, in your browser
Current version0.3.3
Available
W1 for VS Code
Use the same W1 engine inside Visual Studio Code. Sign in, open a workspace, and give W1 the outcome you want. Your editor, extensions, and terminal stay exactly where they are - W1 works alongside them in a side panel.
01 · Sign inW1 opens a secure browser sign-in. Your model credentials are hosted by W1; no provider API key is stored on your computer.
02 · Open a projectSelect a local folder. W1 can inspect and change that project only through the access mode and permissions shown in the app.
03 · Describe the outcomeW1 plans the work when needed, performs the actions, runs checks, and keeps progress visible in the same thread.
Beta software can make mistakes. Review important changes, keep source control or backups, and do not give W1 access to secrets that are not required for the task.
Install with confidence
Trusted downloads
Desktop buttons stay disabled until the exact public file has passed clean-install, sign-in, first-request, restart, and update checks on that platform.
Visible control
You choose the project and access mode. W1 keeps its work visible, stores detailed run traces locally, and lets you stop a run at any time.
Advanced build details
Public desktop files will be signed for their platform and published with version, architecture, checksum, and release notes after verification.