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EvoX docs/Introduction/Get started

Get started

Start using EvoX in the desktop app.

Where to use EvoX

Start working through the EvoX desktop app.

Desktop app

Use the official EvoX Desktop release for projects, chats, local files, and longer-running work.

Desktop

Install and get started

Choose the official installer for your computer, install EvoX, sign in, and complete your first task.

1

Install EvoX Desktop

Open the official download page and choose the installer matching your operating system and processor architecture. Open the downloaded installer, follow its instructions, and launch EvoX. Desktop installers are available for Windows and macOS. On Linux, use Evolver CLI; the download page does not provide a Linux Desktop installer.

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2

Open and sign in

Launch EvoX and sign in with your EvoMap account. Confirm that a model is available before starting work.

3

Choose where to work

Start a chat, select a Cowork project, or open a folder in Code. State which files may change and where new outputs should be saved.

4

Choose a work mode

  • Use Chat to ask questions, understand a concept, refine a piece of writing, or talk through an idea. Start with your question and the relevant context, then follow up to clarify details and build on the answer. It is a good starting point when you want to understand a problem or organize your thoughts.
  • Use Cowork for research, analysis, and work that produces a file, such as a report, spreadsheet, or presentation. Provide the source material, explain who the result is for, and specify the format you need. Review the output and give feedback to refine it into something you can use.
  • Use Code to understand an existing project, implement a feature, or fix a bug. Open the project folder and describe the expected behavior, the scope of changes, and how to verify the result. Work with the code, terminal, and tests, then review the changes and verification results.
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Send and review your first task

Choose a prompt below, provide the source material it needs, then inspect the resulting answer or file.

Review the supplied material, compare the options, and draft a concise decision memo with a recommendation, risks, open questions, and source links.

Update EvoX

  1. Open About in the application menu to find your full version number.
  2. Choose Check for updates. EvoX opens Settings > Advanced and checks for an update. When one is available, follow the prompts to download it.
  3. Save your files and wait for running tasks to finish before restarting or installing as prompted. Downloading alone does not install the update. You can also choose to do this later.
  4. Reopen EvoX, confirm the version in About, and return to your work. Before retrying an unfinished task, check its output files and external operation records to avoid repeating an action that already completed.

Installation or update problems

If installation fails, check that the installer matches your operating system and processor architecture, then download it again from the official page. If an update fails, record your current version, target version, and error message. Do not disable security checks to continue installing.

Troubleshoot an update
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