Adom Hydrogen
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The whole Adom experience as one signed native app: your editor, your AI agent, and the full electronics design toolchain, running locally on your own machine.
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Promoted to public on 2026-10-05.
Stable link for websites and docs: /download/adom/hydrogen/latest
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Report a problem (adom/hydrogen#4): when setup stops, the card offers Report this problem; it signs you in first if needed (or lets you create an Adom account), then files an issue on the Hydrogen wiki page as you with the log tail and the Doctor's checks attached, and shows the link. The same lives in the Adom menu as Report a problem, and on the control API as POST /report/problem.
Reset to default layout now rebuilds the stock panes (adom/hydrogen#49): after clearing the saved layout the editor reloads and builds its default, instead of sitting empty.
Layout restore fix (adom/hydrogen#49): the saved layout is now loaded before the editor builds its default, so a restart actually brings your tabs and splits back.
Your workspace layout survives a restart (adom/hydrogen#49): the webview tabs, panel splits, sidebar state and pane widths are saved as you change them and restored when Hydrogen reopens, remembered per Adom user so a different login gets its own. Built on the Project workspaces save/apply path, stored locally (not in the cloud). A new Reset to default layout entry in the Project workspaces menu rebuilds the stock panes if you want a clean slate.
The workspace meter no longer spawns wsl.exe: CPU, RAM and the kernel out-of-memory count are read over HTTP from the workspace, so a busy box can never be misread as a wedged one (adom/hydrogen#76, #52). A management-plane hiccup no longer pops a 'restart Windows' toast; the VS Code pane shows a Reconnect banner if the editor backend stops answering, and the banner now says what was measured rather than guessing at sleep. When Linux frees memory by ending a process, an info toast names it. code-server and the relay are protected from the out-of-memory killer so a runaway process dies first; interactive terminals stay killable. The meter ticks every 2 s and pauses while the window is hidden.
Project workspaces: the Save toast no longer reports the launch console tab the export dropped; CLI hints show their message, not raw JSON.
Project workspaces: Save keeps web view tabs (the panel catalog no longer maps wiki onto the Web View id, which made adom-cli drop every webview tab on export), and unloading a bench that created nothing reads as done.
Project workspaces menu: projects lead the list, Unassigned last, and older mirror entries without a project sit behind one link.
Walkthrough: the demo panel now advances through its three stops as the tour moves (the stage update carried no reason and Adom Bridge dropped it).
Project workspaces menu: one left edge for every row, title and action; the project name is no longer repeated under its own heading; the walkthrough captions use the caption duration correctly and clear at the end.
Project workspaces: hydrogen://edit?workspace= links open or focus Hydrogen and apply the bench (scheme registered by the installer and at every start), a Show me how it works walkthrough paced from the Adom Bridge demo panel with captions and narration (POST /workspaces/demo), and POST /ab/verb to run any Adom Bridge verb on this machine by name.
Approvals: a waiting request keeps its decision buttons in the notification bell no matter what this window did (restart, reload, away); the click goes to Adom Bridge, which decides whether it lands, was settled elsewhere first, or could not be delivered. Nothing is marked closed because the window went away any more; only Adom Bridge closes a row, naming the box and the time.
Notification bell: every decided or closed approval row now says when it was decided (clock time, full timestamp on hover), and a card that closed without a decision reaching this window says answer unknown instead of implying an outcome.
Project workspaces: the hydrogen-project-workspaces skill ships with the desktop (installed into the workspace at setup), the wiki sub-readme with a video is linked from the page, and the Apply toast names started apps by reference.
Shared workspaces: Unload finds the apply record under the identity, the relative path or the absolute path adom-cli used, reads the CLI error envelope on stderr, and a name given to the API resolves to the applied or checkout bench before a mirror copy.
Shared workspaces: POST /workspaces/apply and /unload resolve the bench correctly (a bench without an error was read as one).
Shared workspaces: every part of the Project workspaces menu is now driveable through the control API (GET /workspaces/benches, POST /workspaces/refresh, apply, unload, save, offer, menu, GET /workspaces/status) and the UI command bus, with no mouse needed.
Shared workspaces follow-up: an unanswered workspace offer dismisses itself after a minute and is not asked again on that machine.
Shared workspaces follow-up: a bench present in both the checkout and the cloud mirror lists once.
Shared workspaces follow-up: the cloud mirror is forwarded uncompressed so the Project workspaces menu can read it from the page.