A desktop application for inspecting and correcting generated workflow JSON during the build phase. Work with local workflow files without a running Cyoda environment.
→ View release on GitHubAvailable on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux (ARM64 and x86_64). Windows can be built from source.
Use the console to inspect and correct generated workflow JSON locally. A running Cyoda environment is not required.
Give your AI coding agent direct, project-scoped access to Cyoda entity and workflow models. No clone or build required.
Add this to .mcp.json at your project root, then reconnect
your MCP-capable CLI. Requires Node.js 22 or newer.
{
"mcpServers": {
"model-editor": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@cyoda/model-editor-mcp@0.2.1", "--project", "."]
}
}
}
Your CLI starts the server for the configured project. Ask it to show a
model or use connection_info to get the live editor's URL; the
agent owns model content, while people can browse and arrange the
canvas.
Cyoda Developer Console works with local workflow files and does not require a running Cyoda environment.
macOS
brew install --cask cyoda/cyoda/cyoda-dev-consoleSupports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Prefer a direct download? Choose a DMG:
→ Apple Silicon DMG → Intel Mac DMGLinux
Choose the package for your CPU architecture, then mark it executable and run it.
→ Linux ARM64 AppImage → Linux x86_64 AppImageWindows
No prebuilt Windows binary is published. Follow the documented source-build instructions.
→ Windows build instructionsInspect the source, review the current release, report issues, and follow development on GitHub.
Install the Developer Console to inspect and correct generated workflow JSON during the build phase—no running Cyoda environment required.