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Notes from the cockpit.
Releases with their reasons, design decisions with their trade-offs, and the occasional argument about how a coding agent should behave.
- 1 min readpricingannouncement
Plans, accounts, and what stays free
The command-line tool is free software and stays that way. The new plans pay for the service around it — accounts, shared credits, team policy, support. Here is the line, drawn plainly.
- 1 min readsessionsdesign
Rewind is not undo
Sessions are a tree, not a list. Rewinding to an earlier turn keeps the branch you left, the hash chain proves nothing was edited after the fact, and a checkpoint is just a node you named.
- 1 min readprovidersconfiguration
Sixteen providers behind one seam
How the provider registry works — ordered fallback chains, live reload, and the one JSON file that decides which model answers — and why local runtimes are first-class.
- 1 min readsecuritypolicy
Deny by default, with the limits written down
Four layers stand in front of every tool call. Each one names what it decides and where it stops — and none of them is a sandbox. Why the honesty is the feature.
- 2 min readreleasecockpit
rovecode 0.2 — the cockpit, not the chat log
Six panels on one screen, sixteen providers behind one seam, and a deny-default policy in front of every tool call. What changed in 0.2, and why the terminal.
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