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Notes du cockpit.
Des versions avec leurs raisons, des décisions de conception avec leurs compromis, et de temps en temps une dispute sur la façon dont un agent de code devrait se comporter.
- 1 min de lecturepricingannouncement
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 de lecturesessionsdesign
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 de lectureprovidersconfiguration
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 de lecturesecuritypolicy
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 de lecturereleasecockpit
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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