Agent Dio
Dio is not just a chatbot. It is an agentic process with deep workspace and browser awareness. It has read/write access to your project, can operate the terminal and dev server, understands the visual state of both the canvas and the live browser preview, and can observe or interact with UI state using native calls (no Puppeteer automation).
It also helps auto-heal during build and runtime errors in component generation, switching modes dynamically based on context so you can move faster without losing fidelity. Think of Dio as a collaborative builder that understands both your code and your visual intent.
Dio isn't tied to any single LLM provider. You can connect to OpenRouter, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI, Claude Code, or your own local models. It also works entirely offline for local workflows.
Capabilities
Beyond standard code completion and refactoring, here's what Dio brings to your workflow:
- ●Real-Time Design: “Build a component for this feature” and watch the live preview update alongside the code.
- ●Styling: “Make all primary buttons rounded with a subtle blue shadow.”
- ●Project Mode: Dio can start your project, inspect it for errors, and read the browser output — internally and externally.
- ●Browser Control: Dio can navigate pages, run searches, and interact with web content autonomously.
- ●Design Variations: "Build three different variations of a design in different frameworks." Dio generates them cleanly.
- ●Auto-Healing: When builds fail or runtime errors occur, Dio detects, diagnoses, and fixes them automatically.
External Agent Support: Roopik includes an MCP server, so you can connect Claude Code, Codex, or other coding agents and let them work inside the IDE with full native performance.
Looking for Collaborators & Early Builders
If you've built agent layers before — memory systems, semantic search, context optimization, tool calling, latency mitigation, or LLM prompt orchestration, I'd love to connect and learn more. I'm also open to partnering with existing teams/projects working in agent space around coding to integrate and test their agents inside Roopik.
Roopik is built for developers and designers who want a bridge between technical and visual workflows. If that resonates with you, reach out.
Credit: Roo‑Code
To move faster, Roopik currently uses the open‑source agent from Roo‑Code (formerly RooCline) as the base layer, embedded with Roopik features and branded as Dio. This avoids confusion and respects trademark guidance while we build our own agent layer. Please check out their extension — their work is excellent, and I'm learning a lot from their codebase.
Note: Roo‑Code is not responsible for any issues within Roopik IDE/ Dio Agent. Please report to us if you find any issues within Roopik.