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This page collects common questions, runtime guidance, synchronized tips, and troubleshooting entry points for HagiCode.

Current FAQ entries cover synchronized tips from Index, how Desktop uses the Node environment on your system, and the current Steam distribution status.

Current FAQ Entries

What This Section Covers

The FAQ section is the place for:

  • startup and runtime caveats
  • synchronized usage tips that should stay available as a stable article
  • compatibility notes tied to platforms, distribution channels, packaging, or bundled runtimes
  • troubleshooting topics that deserve a stable standalone explanation page

If you want a stable article version of HagiCode daily guidance, open HagiCode Usage Tips. If you need to confirm which Node Desktop uses, what to do when Node cannot be found, or why diagnostics show portable-fixed/toolchain after an upgrade, open How Desktop Uses Your Node Environment. If you want to know why HagiCode is not on Steam, open Why HagiCode is not available on Steam.

HagiCode

HagiCode is an agentic coding workspace. OpenSpec workflows plan the change, multi-agent execution carries it out, and Hero Dungeon makes the long run visible, so ideas become shipped software.

Turn ideas into polished, usable software with a smarter, faster, and more enjoyable agentic coding workflow.

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  • SmartOpenSpec workflows turn intent into an executable path, from proposal to design, tasks, and a shipped change.
  • EfficientMulti-agent execution keeps research, implementation, and review moving in parallel, across several repositories and the Agent CLIs you already use.
  • FunHero Dungeon turns long coding sessions into a visible, collaborative adventure with heroes, progress, and achievements.

HagiCode at a glance

  • HagiCode workbench showing a session kanban board with Pending, In Progress, and Archived columns.
    The workbench: every session on one kanban board.
  • HagiCode proposal stage bar from Created to Archived, with the Execution Completed stage highlighted and an Archive Plan button.
    A proposal moves from created to drafted, reviewed, executed, and archived.
  • HagiCode Hero Dungeon panel named Ember Keep, listing three running heroes with their level, progress, and story text.
    Hero Dungeon: heroes run the work while you follow progress, levels, and story.

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