You write what you want in plain language. The agent works with your project — you stay in control.
Tell it — it edits the files
Describe a fix or a feature in chat. The agent reads the project, changes code, runs commands. Like a junior who already knows the folder.
You approve before it sticks
Edits land as a draft first. Accept keeps them, Reject rolls back. Side-by-side diff, hunk by hunk — no surprise overwrites.
Editor, terminal, git — one window
Open files, run the shell, stage commits. TS/JS hints in the editor. No browser tabs juggling for the basics.
Find anything fast
Ctrl+P for files, Ctrl+Shift+F for text. Mentions like @file, @errors, @terminal drop context straight into the chat.
When something breaks — send it to the agent
Red squiggles and terminal output go to chat in one click. The agent can verify and try a short auto-fix after edits.
On your PC, on MiMo tokens
Desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux. Your code stays local. Updates arrive by themselves from this site.
PRs and CI in the same seat
Create a PR from the session, watch CI in the status bar, get notified when checks fail — not on every green rebuild.
Worktrees, SSH, WSL
Parallel sessions in git worktrees. Open a remote folder over SSH or WSL without leaving the IDE.
Hooks, plugins, MEMORY.md
Extend the agent with post-tool hooks, marketplace plugins, and a MEMORY.md the model can rely on.
Plan, then run
See the plan steps and files before Approve. Stop kills shell trees and cancels subagents for real.