Micius-V1.0-Flash built in, or your own model
Micius-V1.0-Flash works out of the box. Add a private deployment or your own endpoint in Provider Hub, then pick the model for each session.
Products
Micius Code
A desktop coding agent built for the Micius models. It writes, debugs and verifies code on its own, speeding up complex R&D work.
What it does
From one sentence to a tested change, inside your own project.
Context
Add context with @, run commands with /
Type @ to bring in a file, a folder or an earlier session. Type / to start with a plan, set a goal or run a saved skill.
Plan, edit, test
It checks its own work
It writes a plan, edits the files and runs your tests. If a test fails, it reads the output and goes back to fix the code.
Permissions
You decide what it can touch
Pick read only, workspace write or full access. Anything the mode doesn’t cover waits for your approval.
Review
Every change arrives as a diff
Go through the edits file by file, keep the ones you want and revert the rest. Tests run in the same session, so each result sits next to its change.
Beyond the code editor
Read and write local files, run the shell, use the browser and desktop, preview Office files and search local documents. Turn each one on when you need it.
Download
Micius Code 0.1.0 for macOS and Windows.
macOS
Apple silicon (M1 or later)
Windows
64-bit (x64)
Install and first run
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Download
Pick the installer for your computer: .dmg for an Apple silicon Mac, .exe for 64‑bit Windows.
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First launch
The installers aren’t signed yet, so your system may block them on first launch.
Open the .dmg and drag Micius Code to Applications, then right-click it and choose Open. Still blocked? In System Settings → Privacy & Security, click Open Anyway.
On the SmartScreen prompt, choose More info, then Run anyway.
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Open a project
Open your project folder. Micius-V1.0-Flash is ready to use, or connect your own model in Provider Hub.
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Describe the task
Say what you want done. It plans the change, edits the code and runs the tests, and asks before doing anything its permissions don’t cover.
Run it inside your network.
Private deployment, connections to the models you already run, including ones trained in Micius Ink, and engineering support from the team that builds Micius.