Install it, and
finish something.
One installer, no account. The fastest way to know whether this is useful to you is to give it a real job in the first ten minutes rather than a test one.
The installer running, then the app on first launch.
16/9The first ten minutes
Give it something real
The instinct is to test with something small and safe. Resist it. Small tasks make every tool look the same, and Eshlon is built for the jobs that take a person an afternoon. Point it at a project you actually have and ask for something you actually need.
Pick a folder first
Eshlon works on files on your disk, so the useful first move is opening the folder you care about. It reads what is there before it changes anything, and everything it writes lands where you can see it.
Opening a project folder, and the file tree populating.
4/3Decide how much rope to give it
The approval control in the composer decides whether Eshlon asks before running commands. Start with approvals on if you are cautious — you will see exactly what it wants to do — and turn them off once you trust it with a run.
Start here
- 1Download and installWindows 10 or 11. No account, no sign-in, no licence key.
- 2Open a folderA real project. Eshlon reads it before it writes anything.
- 3Describe an outcomeWhat should exist when this is done. Plain language.
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. Download, install, use.
Is there a Mac version?
Not yet. Windows 10 and 11 today.
Does it work offline?
The app and your files are local, but the model is served over the network. No connection, no model.
Where does it save things?
In the folder you opened, like any other program on your machine.