Adios
Product demos

Screenshot-led product tour

The AI said done. Here’s the receipt.

Don’t grade an agent by the confidence of its final message. Grade the diff, the build, the running app, and the logs. Every capture below comes from the current Adios interface with demo project data.

Eight screens. One repository.

The receipt is longer than the agent’s ‘done’ message.

Follow the same demo project through the real Explorer, agent plan, Git diff, build output, live preview, runtime logs, secret policy, and production boundary.

Product proofActual Adios interface, captured at 1440 × 900 with deterministic demo project data. No controls were drawn for this page.
Adios Workspace Explorer with the demo repository tree and adios.yaml open in the source editor
Actual Adios UI · demo data
01Explorer + editor

Start with the repo, not a blank chat.

The agent works against the same project tree you review. Open the manifest, inspect the source, and keep the current branch and uncommitted state in view.

  • Repository tree and active branch
  • Editable source and deployment manifest
Adios AI Agent pane showing a saved conversation and a three-step background plan
Actual Adios UI · demo data
02AI agent

Watch the work happen in steps.

A persistent conversation is only half the story. The background plan shows what passed, what is running, and what still needs verification before anyone calls the job done.

  • Saved messages and focused workspace context
  • Visible plan steps, status, model, and run state
Adios Source Control pane with staged and unstaged files beside a full Git diff
Actual Adios UI · demo data
03Source control

A prompt is not a code review.

See exactly what changed before it becomes a commit. Staged and unstaged files, branch state, sync actions, and the full diff stay attached to the workspace.

  • Staged and unstaged changes
  • Full diff plus fetch, pull, push, and commit controls
Adios Build History pane showing a successful artifact and timestamped production build output
Actual Adios UI · demo data
04Build history

‘Looks right’ is not a passing build.

The build has an ID, a status, a timestamp, and its own output. When it fails, you have the evidence; when it passes, you have the artifact.

  • Versioned build artifact and status
  • Timestamped dependency, compile, and check output
Adios Browser Preview pane showing a running demo application and responsive viewport controls
Actual Adios UI · demo data
05Browser preview

Open the app. Kick the tires.

The current workspace opens in a live preview with desktop, tablet, and mobile controls. Reload after a change, follow a path, or open the app in its own tab.

  • Live workspace runtime inside the product
  • Desktop, tablet, mobile, reload, and open controls
Adios Workspace Logs pane with timestamped development runtime requests and health output
Actual Adios UI · demo data
06Workspace logs

When it breaks, follow the evidence.

Stop guessing which terminal had the useful line. Development and build output stay with the repository, preview, and artifact that produced it.

  • Separate development and build streams
  • Timestamped, search-backed output with retention state
Adios Secrets and Security pane with a passed manifest check and secret reference policy
Actual Adios UI · demo data
07Secrets + security

Give it secret references, not your keys.

The manifest can declare what the app needs without exposing the value. Adios checks secret references and risky runtime patterns before the change moves forward.

  • secret:// references instead of raw values
  • Manifest errors, warnings, and platform security check
Adios Deploy pane showing the production artifact action and latest successful workspace build
Actual Adios UI · demo data
08Production boundary

Confidence is not permission to deploy.

The agent can prepare the change and produce a successful artifact. Production remains a separate action, tied to the exact build you reviewed.

  • Immutable production artifact step
  • Explicit deploy action tied to the latest successful build