A workspace for church members turning ideas into useful products, services, and studies. Build the thing you need, then keep the source and the work together.
These installers are unsigned. The installation guide explains the individual app approval and setup requirements. Study needs Python 3.10 or newer and your local publication index.
A closer look at EHS Code.The full product tour · 2 minutes 15 seconds
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A complete EHS Code walkthrough: ask a teammate to review a page and read the completed findings; search a phrase and follow its source references; explore a saved study map; then edit and run the study in Jupyter. The reference search displays its chapter-level candidate label and source locator. The recordings are edited for length, with waiting time shortened. Each of these workflows is also available as an individual demonstration below.
Your conversation, your tools, and the thing you are making.
EHS Code brings AI agents, project files, a terminal, and a browser into one desktop workspace. Start with a plain-language request, work through the details with your agent, and open the result right beside the conversation.
Built for Eleventh Hour Church members. Use it to turn a website idea, an application, or a study of the Rod message into a working project for the church.
Inside EHS Code
Four ways to keep the work moving.
From a second pair of eyes to an editable study. Choose a workflow and see it happen in the app.
Bring another perspective into the work.
Ask for a page review, keep the preview beside the conversation, and read the completed teammate findings.
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A real page-review request is entered in EHS Code. The project preview stays beside the conversation. An editorial time cut moves to the completed independent teammate review, and the divider is resized to read the findings. The teammate returns findings to read and compare.
EHS Study · Inside EHS Code
Stay with the message. Follow the references.
Search the Rod publications, read the full paragraph, and follow its references. Keep the source beside your conversation while you work through a study.
A connected study workflow
From a question back to the source.
Your reading, its references, and the path you followed remain connected.
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Find a passage
Search words, an exact phrase, or a publication reference.
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Read in context
Open the full paragraph and follow its cited references.
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Continue the study
Return to a saved reading path and branch from an earlier passage.
Room to compare
Use split views to keep a source open alongside your work.
Traceable calculations
Explore set operations and reference coverage over your connected study index.
A path you can revisit
Save the paragraphs you opened, retrace your steps, and export your study.
Choose from Codex, Claude, and OpenCode. Keep the project in one place while you choose the engine and account for the task.
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Codex
OpenAI
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Claude
Anthropic
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OpenCode
Model choice
Provider accounts and model availability depend on your setup.
Connected tools
Bring more of your work into the conversation.
Connect design tools, documents, project trackers, and developer services through MCP. Choose a connector, sign in when required, and decide what to make available.
Available to configure in EHS Code’s OpenCode connector settings. Service accounts, permissions, and setup may be required. Catalog inclusion does not mean a connection is already enabled.
A few useful details
Before you begin.
Do I need to know how to code?+
You can begin by describing what you want in ordinary language. EHS Code also gives you access to the files, terminal, and changes when you need to work at that level. You remain responsible for reviewing the result.
What does MCP connect?+
Model Context Protocol lets an AI agent work with tools and information from other services. EHS Code’s connector settings currently manage MCP connections for OpenCode. Each service has its own account, permission, and setup requirements.
Is the demonstration a real recording?+
Yes. The tour and four workflow demonstrations show real actions in EHS Code: a teammate review, source searches, an interactive study map, and an editable Jupyter notebook. The videos are edited for length, with close-ups to make the controls and results easier to follow. Each player includes a written description, a seek control, and full-screen viewing.
How do I get access?+
Download EHS Code and read the installation guide above. Downloads and documentation do not require an EHS account, a GitHub account, a referral code, an installation token or a source checkout. Sign in to a coding provider separately when you begin using its agents.
