@giovannijecha/jecode 0.3.5 → 0.5.5

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  # Jecode
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- Jecode is a fast, efficient coding agent for your terminal. Choose a model,
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- describe a task, and let it read your project, edit files, run commands and check
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+ Jecode is a coding agent for your terminal. Choose a model, describe a task,
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+ and let it read your project, edit files, run commands and check
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  the result. Tool cards and diffs show the work as it happens.
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- ![Jecode running in Windows Terminal, with its startup screen, composer and model status](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/giovannijecha/jecode/main/docs/images/jecode-startup.png)
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+ ![Jecode running in Windows Terminal, with its startup screen, composer and model status](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/giovannijecha/jecode/8740ebd8c804ba010f5ea81e7371b356c6581a47/docs/images/jecode-startup.png)
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- *Windows Terminal, on a pre-release build of this interface that still reports 0.2.5.*
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- ## Measured efficiency
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- In our five-turn coding benchmark, Jecode used **21% fewer cost-weighted tokens
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- than Codex** with GPT-6.1 Sol and **36% fewer than Claude Code** with Claude
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- Sonnet 5.5. All runs passed 21/21 hidden acceptance tests.
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- | Same model, high effort | Weighted token use | Active time |
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- | --- | ---: | ---: |
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- | Jecode vs Codex 0.166, GPT-6.1 Sol | **21% less** | 11% longer |
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- | Jecode vs Claude Code 2.1.318, Sonnet 5.5 | **36% less** | **30% shorter** |
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- One Node project, Windows, 2026-11-04: 7 vs 6 GPT runs and 4 vs 3 Claude runs.
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- Jecode used account sign-in; its API-key routes were not compared. Time excludes
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- two deliberate 6.5-minute pauses. Weighted tokens are a cache-aware cost proxy,
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- not raw totals, API bills or plan quota.
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- See the [method, per-run data and limits](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/docs/development/AGENT_BENCHMARK.md).
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+ *Jecode 0.5.5 in Windows Terminal, with GPT-6.1 Sol selected.*
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  ## Install
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  Esc to stop a turn, and Ctrl+Q to quit. `/help` or F1 lists commands and common
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  shortcuts, and `jecode resume` continues saved work. Read the
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  [terminal guide](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/docs/tui/INTERFACE.md)
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- for themes, tool cards, checkpoints and shortcuts.
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+ for themes, tool cards and shortcuts.
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  The default permission level, Workspace, confines the agent's commands to your
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  project and asks before touching anything outside it; see
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  for what each system supports.
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  Jecode sends your conversation, including file contents and command output the
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- agent has read, to the provider you select. Your keys, account tokens,
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- conversations and checkpoints are stored locally under `~/.jecode/`.
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+ agent has read, to the provider you select. Your keys, account tokens and
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+ conversations are stored locally under `~/.jecode/`.
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  The harness is one native executable written in Rust without third-party Rust
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- crates. It supports prompt caching, batched file tools and prepared tool
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- sequences in one request. Native HTTP connections persist between requests;
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- OpenAI conversations use WebSocket with HTTP fallback. Separate
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- [performance measurements](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/docs/development/PERFORMANCE.md)
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- record lower first-update latency on Windows; the comparison above predates
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- that work.
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+ crates. It supports batched file tools and prepared tool sequences in one request.
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+ ## Long conversations and processes
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+ Each request adds to the previous one, keeping earlier messages unchanged.
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+ When a request would pass
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+ the **Auto-compact at** threshold (default 80% of the model's window), or the
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+ provider rejects it as too long, the same model writes one summary of the
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+ earlier work. The original conversation stays saved and available to the model
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+ by reference. Read [Long-running work](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/docs/usage/LONG_WORK.md).
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+ `/process` lists running and recent commands, with saved output and a control to
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+ move a waiting call into the background. Process completions reach the model and
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+ conversation while the status row keeps the current activity and final turn
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+ statistics visible.
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  ## Update or remove
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+ This build resumes only conversations saved in its current format; it reports
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+ older ones and leaves their files unchanged, without migrating them. Read the
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+ [release notes](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
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+ before updating, especially the
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+ [0.5.5 upgrade notes](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#upgrading-from-045). The
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+ [0.4.5 notes](https://github.com/giovannijecha/jecode/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#upgrading-from-035)
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+ cover the Claude prompt-cache default.
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  Update the npm installation with:
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  ```sh
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  npm uninstall -g @giovannijecha/jecode
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  ```
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- Removing the package keeps your settings, accounts, conversations, and
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- checkpoints in `~/.jecode/` or your `JECODE_HOME` directory. If you previously
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+ Removing the package keeps your settings, accounts and conversations in
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+ `~/.jecode/` or your `JECODE_HOME` directory. If you previously
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  installed Jecode from source, check which `jecode` command appears first on
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  `PATH`; npm does not remove that separate installation.
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@giovannijecha/jecode",
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- "version": "0.3.5",
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- "description": "A fast, efficient terminal coding agent in Rust",
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+ "version": "0.5.5",
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+ "description": "A terminal coding agent in Rust",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "author": "Giovanni Jecha",
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  "repository": {