Bugbot
Catchthe bugKnowthe cause
Review changes, reproduce failures and trace each finding back to the code.
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From a change to a concrete finding
Review the changes
Start with the files and diff. Follow the behavior the change is meant to implement.
Reproduce the failure
Connect a suspected issue to a failing case, command output or concrete behavior.
Follow the finding
See the affected location, the conditions that trigger the issue and the evidence behind it.
Choose what to fix
Carry the finding into a coding task with the edit scope it needs. Review and repair are separate steps.
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Check the outcome
After the repair, rerun the relevant check and review whether the original issue reproduces.
Neurion, on your desktop
Your code, conversations, and tools. Together on your desktop.
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A few things
you might be wondering.
What is Neurion?
Neurion is the HydraLabs desktop workspace for conversations, coding, code review and authorized security work. Chat, Code, BugBot and CyberBot share one application, with tools and permissions selected for the task.
Is Ultra a separate model?
No. Ultra organizes complex work into planning, focused assignments and verification. It uses the model selected for the task. Model choice, effort, tool permissions and the task's usage limits still apply.
How are BugBot and CyberBot different?
BugBot reviews project code and changes, explains findings and supports an explicitly requested repair workflow. CyberBot investigates security issues in authorized websites, APIs and codebases. Define the scope before starting and review the evidence and verification results before applying changes.
How do browser and computer tools work?
Enable Browser Use from Plugins when a task needs to interact with a website. Its actions remain subject to the task's permissions and the browser session available to it. Computer Use is not exposed in the current desktop interface. A connected MCP server has its own tools and setup; installing a server does not automatically install a skill.
Does everything run offline?
No. Desktop conversation history and project files are stored on your device. Model requests send the context needed for the task to online services, and connected tools require their own network access. Signing in on another computer does not transfer your local conversations.
Where can I get the Windows app?
Open Download on this website and select the available Windows release. The page provides the installer and release information. Use that page for platform availability; a demonstration on a model page is not an installer.