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A desktop coding workspace built with Electron and Monaco. Edit code directly, use tabs and project search, run terminal commands, preview your app, and ask Scopebit to make multi-file changes you can review in a real diff view. The 1.0 Release Candidate supports Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit).
Scopebit uses a single self-contained Windows setup app. Run it once and the installer adds the app, shortcuts, Monaco, and Electron runtime without requiring developer tools.
The same editor core used by VS Code, with tabs, suggestions, search, Quick Open, and autosave.
Run commands, launch your project, and keep a live preview beside the code without switching tools.
Scopebit surfaces edited files and opens Monaco's Diff Editor so every AI change is easy to inspect.
Follow the guide from download to your first project. Your progress stays saved on this device.
Download the latest Scopebit installer from the official GitHub Release. You only need this one file to install the desktop app.
Open the installer from your Downloads folder, then follow the setup window. Scopebit handles the app files and shortcuts for you.
Open the installerDouble-click Scopebit-Setup.exe.
Choose InstallFollow the Windows setup prompts.
Wait for launchScopebit opens when setup finishes.
Launch Scopebit from your Desktop or Start Menu, open a folder, and the workspace is ready for direct editing or AI-assisted changes.
No. This download page is specifically for the Windows release, and the current package is intended for Windows only.
Not in this release. If a Linux version is added later, it should be provided as a separate download.
The 1.0 RC contains the Electron desktop IDE, bundled Monaco runtime, Explorer, tabs, project search, terminal, live preview, Git basics, AI checkpoints/undo, Agent workflow, and Monaco Diff Editor.
Run Scopebit-Setup.exe. Setup installs Scopebit for your Windows account, creates Desktop and Start Menu shortcuts, and installs the already-bundled Electron + Monaco runtime. Nothing is downloaded through npm on the user’s PC.
No. The public release connects to Scopebit Cloud, so normal users can start building without entering an OpenAI or OpenRouter key.
The current release uses the Free Cloud service. Free cloud capacity can have usage limits or temporary availability limits when demand is high.
Scopebit is designed to edit the current project files for follow-up requests instead of rebuilding everything from scratch. Keep backups of important projects while the app is still evolving.
Scopebit uses Monaco, the editor core used by Visual Studio Code. That gives the IDE a real code-editing surface instead of a custom text box pretending to be an editor.
Yes. Scopebit is designed as an IDE first. You can open files, edit in Monaco, search the project, use the terminal, save your work, and run or preview the project without sending an AI request.
This is the first Scopebit build intended for public use, but it is still being improved. Core IDE features are usable now; keep backups of important projects and expect occasional rough edges while the beta evolves.
Get the new Monaco-based Scopebit IDE. Open a project, code directly, run commands, preview the result, and bring in the AI whenever you want reviewable multi-file changes.