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Using Helios

Plans and revisions

Improve the implementation while keeping the goal clear.

Reviewed 6 October 2026 · 2 min read

Import example project ↗Two named conversations, shared files, revisions and a preview.

Plan useful milestones

A plan should divide the result into reviewable milestones with visible checks. Keep it short enough to update.

Restoring files cannot automatically undo external actions such as a publication or remote database mutation.

  1. Ask for a plan when several parts are uncertain.
  2. Correct assumptions before a large implementation.
  3. Give feedback against a particular screen, behavior or revision.
  4. Inspect a proposed restore and preserve unrelated later work.

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Example request

Keep the working checkout flow. In the next revision, change only the product grid and spacing. Compare before and after on desktop and phone, then rerun the checkout check.

Check the result

  • Accepted requirements remain visible.
  • Completed milestones have evidence.
  • A restore identifies affected files and revision.

Avoid unproductive loops

Separate required behavior from optional polish. If tests repeat without progress, ask what hypothesis the next check resolves.

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