Eyeban

Documentation

Written for developers and coding agents. Stable English slugs; translated prose.

Getting started

  • Getting started

    What Eyeban is, how the workbench fits together, and how to evaluate it today.

  • Installation

    Platforms, checksums, Windows and Linux install, and SSH hosts.

  • First project

    Open a folder, explore safely, pick a small task, and review every change.

AI

  • AI features

    Cloud agent tools, local Tab completions, selection actions, and web search providers.

  • Agent

    Modes, guardrails, SwitchMode, and iteration limits for cloud agent runs.

  • Agent tools

    Named tools the cloud agent calls on your machine — files, search, shell, git, web, MCP — with your permission.

  • Subagents

    Split a job into local Task workers that run in parallel on this machine.

  • Checkpoints and review

    Every write is a workspace snapshot you can restore. Accept or reject the patch; the agent does not silently own the tree.

  • Codebase context

    How indexing, ignores, rules, skills, and AGENTS.md shape what the agent sees.

  • Skills and rules

    Teach the agent a procedure once with SKILL.md, rules, and AGENTS.md.

  • MCP

    Attach Model Context Protocol servers over stdio or SSE. No marketplace.

  • Models

    Live catalog of coding models, IRT prices per million tokens, and the Fast / Balanced / Max tiers — plus optional bring-your-own-key.

  • Bring your own key

    Cursor-shaped proxy BYOK — your provider key, Eyeban’s Agent stack.

  • Computer Use

    See and work with a graphical interface — strongest on Windows today.

  • Privacy in the app

    What may leave the machine, privacy modes, server-held keys, and redaction.

Application

  • Configuration

    Settings sections, official cloud endpoint, permissions, sandbox, privacy modes, and Local API.

  • Keyboard shortcuts

    Primary workbench chords. Exact bindings may vary slightly by operating system.

  • Terminal

    Integrated PTY terminal, plus the agent Shell tool with sandbox and permission prompts.

  • Extensions

    MCP, hooks, rules, and skills — without a public extension marketplace.

  • Remote folders

    SSH, the host helper, and architecture limits.

Operate

  • Troubleshooting

    Symptom-to-fix table for installers, login, models, permissions, network, shell, SSH, and indexing.

  • FAQ

    Concrete answers about the product, download, platforms, payment, privacy, keys, modes, and enterprise.

Reference

  • API

    Cloud backend at api.eyeban.ir versus the machine-local API on 127.0.0.1:17300.

  • CLI

    The eyeban binary entry points for headless and host workflows — not a separate published package yet.

  • Changelog (docs)

    Release notes live at /changelog. Current product version is 3.1.2.