Author of helix code here. Here's a demo of the full system working. https://youtu.be/vVmnpcnLDGM?si=b6LxW6lmM7843LY0
We're opening the private beta where we provide a hosted environment for testing, or you can install the latest Helix release and run the installer with --code to try it on your own GPUs
Moonlight-Web? I guess it's https://github.com/MrCreativ3001/moonlight-web-stream but there's no information in the article
> Moonlight expects: Each client connects to start their own private game session
Nope, it's a Wolf design choice, eg. Sunshine allows users to concorrenly connect to the same instance/game
IMHO, the goals is not to have to watch what agents do and let them do the work.
I would personally invest into making agents more autonomous (yes hard problem today) then building a desktop video session protocol to watch them do the work.
> because we’re all going to become managers of coding agents whether we like it or not
I will join the woodworking people before that happens, thanks.
Hi, quite interesting project but have a hard time to understand why would stream a desktop.
From my (ignorant) understanding, the important part is the context of the LLM in the task. Some conversations you need visuals, some you don't. What's the advantage of giving a full desktop streaming instead of using integrations?
What’s the most intricate system that’s been written with this?
Whilst impressive to “bend a protocol to your will”, why did you not just take Moonlight and build on top of it, making your own?
No shoehorns needed. Just take what you like and build what you need.
This is beautiful madness.
I’m curious how far are we from giving coding agents access to these desktop agents so that when we are using say Claude Code to build a native desktop app, the coding agents can actually see and act on the desktop UI that it is building