New features, new languages, new problems.

A new feature that I added is GitHub Actions! It is on the same principle as Manage Issues and Manage PRs, so you have a list of GitHub Actions, you pick one and you can control it, check its log, observe information about it. You can even run an action!

I also added a refresh keybind to Manage Issues, Manage PRs and GitHub Actions. Before, you had to go back from the details of an issue/PR/action to the list and then return to the details. Now you don’t have to. You just have to press the keybind displayed in the footer that belongs to refresh.

Yes! The Helyx Language System is finally complete!
Italian & Portuguese are now available in Helyx!

Lately I’ve been working on the README.md file. I was mainly making more GIFs & designing screenshots for it so it will look pretty and futuristic (in my opinion)!

As I have mentioned in the title, NEW… PROBLEMS!
People… you won’t believe what happened to me today…

I use Helyx’s Git & GitHub for testing, so there is no official one yet, and I rarely commit changes or push them. Only when I test something. And it looks like it got back at me.

Well… I told Claude Code to remove comments all over my codebase, because they were mainly scrapped code and some temporary information that I had there, that wasn’t used anymore.
Okay, so I told it to remove them, and for some reason instead of removing comments, it deleted Helyx’s whole codebase. Thank god README.md was untouched haha.

We had to decompile the .dll that was left over from testing Helyx’s latest version, and actually check the diff and rewrite it. We still don’t know if everything was brought back since for some reason Claude Code’s memory got wiped instantly when it realized that it deleted my whole codebase.

There were no backups, no restore, no nothing. The only possible thing was to use the forgotten stash that I created and use the .dll as a map to restore Helyx’s outdated codebase and rewrite it again.
So that’s what we did.

Yeah, so I hope everything was brought back. Claude says it was, but after what it has done I don’t know if I trust it.

Just kidding, everything should be back, because it compared the .dll with the rewritten code 1:1 and everything matched.