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Documentation for Deterministic Genome Editing.
Helix provides a deterministic genome editing environment built for audit, replay, and verification. Studio is the interactive Genome IDE. Helix CLI is the headless automation and verification layer.
These docs cover both products and the shared evidence model: contracts, schemas, provenance, reproducibility receipts, and security posture.
If you are evaluating Helix for regulated, high-stakes, or long-lived genome editing programs, start here. If you want a product tour, start with Helix Studio.
Helix Studio (GUI + CLI)
For scientists and platform leads designing and defending experiments. Designed for teams that must justify decisions months later under audit, review, or turnover.
Desktop Genome IDE for designing edits, generating evidence, and exporting audit-ready artifacts. Studio bundles the Helix CLI so the same workflows can run headless.
Helix CLI (headless)
For infra teams enforcing standards at scale.
The automation toolchain for CI, HPC, and batch pipelines. Includes contracts, schemas, provenance, and verification tooling (synced from the Helix repo). Verification, replay, and diff are always free.
Security & Privacy
Offline-safe, signed, and auditable by default: telemetry posture, offline mode, SBOM, and data-handling policies.
Read →Reproducibility
Deterministic outputs you can independently verify: schema hashes, verification commands, and diff tooling.
Read →Methods
Explicit models and references used across design, scoring, risk enumeration, and analysis.
Read →Windows + WSL quickstart
Pipeline setup guide for Windows users running Helix workloads through WSL2.
Read →UI theming & icon pipeline
Tokens, generated palette/QSS, icon resources, color linting, and snapshot controls.
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