A full professional IDE. For production.
The DOIL IDE is built on Monaco — the editor core behind VS Code. Stable, interconnected, and meant to ship real automations, not to demo. This is where design-time intelligence lives.
What it is
Monaco core
The same editor engine that powers VS Code — multi-cursor, minimap, diff view, command palette.
Full DOIL language
Syntax, IntelliSense, hover, go-to-definition, references — driven by the shared tree-sitter grammar.
Interconnected
Wired to the compiler, the simulators, and the registry — edit, compile, and run against the twins without leaving the editor.
Built for production
Not a toy playground. Stable, version-controlled, deterministic output — meant to ship real automations.
Every target
Author agents, simulator scenarios, and cockpit panels from one place; compile to each with a target flag.
Design-time intelligence
Where the reasoning happens — under review, before anything runs. The build-time half of Deterministic Autonomy.
Why Monaco, why production-grade
Deterministic Autonomy puts the intelligence at build time — which means the build environment has to be serious. Monaco gives the IDE a battle-tested core (the one millions use in VS Code), so authoring DOIL feels like real engineering: stable, fast, and interconnected with the compiler, the digital-twin simulators, and the agent registry. The cleverness happens here, under review, before anything deterministic ships into operation.