8 min
Review agent changes in the Library
Agents propose edits to shared files. A person reviews the diff and approves or discards each one. Nothing reaches the team's files without approval.
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Know the three scopes
The Library has organization files, project files, and personal files. Each is mounted in the sandbox under `~/context`. Open the Library from the sidebar, or press `h` then `l`.
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Let an agent edit a file
Files enter the Library through agent sessions. In a chat or a run, ask the agent to update a document under `~/context`. The edit is staged for review before it reaches the shared file.
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Open the Changes inbox
Go to Library, then Changes. The Open tab lists every pending proposal with the session, the file count, and the time. The History tab lists every merged change with who approved it and when.
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Read the diff
Each proposal shows every staged file side by side with Added, Modified, or Deleted labels. A file you edited yourself is marked as such.
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Approve or discard each file
Approve one file, discard one file, or use Approve all. Agents cannot approve their own changes. A run token is rejected on every approval route.
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Handle a conflict
If the live file changed after the agent staged its edit, the entry shows a Conflict badge and the current content. Approval is blocked until the agent stages again from the new version.
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Share a folder
Share any folder prefix with a person, a group, or the organization as viewer or editor. In a chat, the Files panel shows what the running agent can see and what it changed.
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Share with your team
Hand a workflow to the people who need it. Four roles decide who may view, run, or edit. Every run leaves a transcript of what happened.
10 min
Run your first workflow
Describe a task in plain words, give the agent one tool, and read the run. Ten minutes from an empty workspace to a transcript you can read end to end.
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Install and configure the Helios CLI
Install one binary, run `helios configure`, and go from an API key to a running workflow in your terminal. Every command prints JSON when piped.
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Try it in your workspace.
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