Silo product tour (48 seconds)

This silent product demonstration uses sample data and inert backend actions.
The Silo interface uses production components. Terminals, editors, agent clients,
computer silhouettes, and native notifications are illustrations.

0:00 — Prepare a sandbox.
0:01 — Connect GitHub and choose a repository for the sandbox. Access is read-only by default.
0:05 — Create an API secret with a sandbox assignment and an allowed HTTPS domain.
0:08 — Save a local sandbox backup archive.
0:10 — Enable remote management on Office Mac.
0:12 — Connect Office Mac from a laptop; its sandbox appears alongside the local sandbox.
0:15 — Start the remote sandbox from the laptop. Both computers show its running status.
0:20 — Open the sandbox terminal and start a development server.
0:22 — Connect the discovered development-server port in Network, then open the local address in a browser.
0:26 — Enable SSH for the sandbox, copy its address, and save a key.
0:33 — Add the connection in an illustrated coding agent client.
0:40 — Choose the project and submit a prompt; the agent begins reading files in the remote sandbox.
0:46 — Silo. Your tools here. Your sandbox there.

To connect computers, install Silo on both, enable SSH on the host, and enable
Allow remote management. Keep Silo running on the host. The illustrated SSH
connection assumes an existing network route between the two computers.