Distributed Agent Language — unified language for Web, Blockchain & AI
dal ide serve process. If the backend isn’t running or the workspace isn’t set, you’ll see connection errors. Follow the steps below, then open the IDE when you’re ready.
In a terminal, go to the folder you want to use as your workspace (e.g. your project directory). Then run:
dal ide serve -w . -p 3847
-w . means “use the current directory as the workspace.” Leave this terminal running. The backend will serve on port 3847. This landing page does not talk to that process (the marketing site must not reach your local ports). Confirm the backend yourself: open http://localhost:3847/health in a new tab.
This page is the authentic product landing. The editor opens as a separate hosted app so this website cannot reach dal ide serve or iframe your local agents. Start the backend (step 1), then click Open IDE. Chrome may ask once to allow local network access for the editor — not for this page.
Developing the IDE? If you cloned the repo and want to run the frontend locally, you need Node.js and npm. In the dal-ide folder run npm install && npm run dev, then open http://localhost:5173 (your machine only; no browser prompt for this site).
After the IDE loads, use Open Folder (or the welcome screen button) and enter a path. Use . for the backend’s workspace root, or an absolute path. The backend must be running and the path must be under (or equal to) the -w path you gave to dal ide serve.
The official Distributed Agent Language IDE. Only trust the Cloudfront origin or PWA downloaded through this link. Make sure the backend is running (step 1) first.