Plans
For anything bigger than a tweak, Nautilus writes a short checklist and ticks it off as it goes. If something's unclear, it asks you first.
DAESHA STUDIO
An editor where the agent does the typing.
Studio puts a chat with Nautilus next to a real file tree, editor and live preview. You can watch every step, change any file yourself, and roll back.
NAUTILUS 3
An agent that checks its own work.
Builds and looks
After a batch of edits it runs a build check, and after visible changes it screenshots the preview at desktop and phone sizes.
Remembers
Each project has a notes file with its conventions and decisions. Nautilus reads it every session, and you can edit it too.
Asks first
Production publishing, deleting files you didn't mention, Cloud access changes and spending caps all wait for your OK.
STAYING IN CONTROL
Every change is visible and reversible.
- Diffs: open any file Nautilus touched and see what changed.
- Checkpoints: each turn that edits files saves one you can restore.
- Live sync: open the project in two tabs and both stay current.
- Download: take every file with you at any time.
FROM IDEA TO ADDRESS
How a project goes live.
- Preview Your app runs in Studio as you build it.
- Draft A shareable test copy at name--draft.daesha.dev.
- Production The real address, name.daesha.dev, after you approve.
- Unpublish Take it down again whenever you like.
STARTING POINTS
Two kinds of project.
| Start from | What you get | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| App | React, TypeScript and Tailwind, with npm packages | Tools, dashboards, anything interactive |
| Website | Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript | Landing pages, portfolios, simple sites |
| Import | Your own files or a GitHub repository | Picking up an existing project |
NEXT STEP
Open Studio and describe your first app.
You need an alpha invite code to start. If you have one, it takes about a minute.