Telo Editor

The Telo Editor is a web and desktop application for authoring and running Telo manifests. It opens a workspace directory, parses every telo.yaml and Telo.Application it finds, runs the same static analysis the CLI's telo check uses, and exposes four coordinated views over the same underlying model.

The editor never owns a hidden representation: the YAML on disk is the source of truth, and every view edits it directly. Diagnostics shown in the editor match exactly what the kernel will accept at boot.

Workspaces

A workspace is any directory containing one or more Telo.Application or Telo.Library files. The editor walks the tree, resolves Telo.Import statements and presents every resource it finds.

Module documentation (schema descriptions) is rendered inline next to each field, so authors don't need to context-switch to a docs site to know what a property does.

Running manifests from the editor

The Deployment view runs your manifest in a Docker container and streams logs back into the editor. The container can live on your machine or any reachable host, so the same setup that works locally also drives a remote staging box.

It is the same Docker loop you'd use in production — see Deploy with Docker. The editor just packages and ships the manifest for you on every "Run".