@thebackstoryis/engineering-with-ai 0.3.4-beta.6 → 0.3.4

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  If you want EWAI to act on an approved, exact pool of registered intents, read [governed autonomous intent delivery](autonomous-intent-delivery.md). It starts off, needs a named and bounded grant, and leaves human Build approval and Manual QA separate.
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- Read how [EWAI now supports Jev and the OpenAI Decisions API](releases/0.3.4-beta.6.md) in the latest beta.
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+ Read [what's new in version 0.3.4](releases/0.3.4.md), or the [earlier Jev and OpenAI Decisions beta notes](releases/0.3.4-beta.6.md).
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+ Version `0.3.4` adds optional **Jev and OpenAI Decisions** support to rank choices, compare AI recommendations, prioritise context and suggest personas or additional checks. Both start switched off. Configure them privately through the CLI or dashboard, compare advice in shadow mode or apply supported recommendations in active mode, and track usage, estimated cost and call limits.
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+ **Concise answers and Grok Build.** EWAI puts the result or recommendation first, with clearer choices and less repetition. Grok Build is available as a coding companion, with dashboard and CLI controls for choosing your primary assistant and independent reviewers.
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+ **Pick up the next ready piece of work.** Approve a list of work items and EWAI can select the next ready item using your recorded priorities. Set time and attempt limits, follow progress, and pause or recover a run. Build approval, required reviews, Manual QA and release decisions stay with you.
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  # Engineering With AI
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- ## New in 0.3.4 Beta 6 release
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- **EWAI now supports Jev and the OpenAI Decisions API.**
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- - **Rank options and recommend a choice.** Evaluate available approaches and return an ordered list with a recommended answer.
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- - **Check AI recommendations.** Compare supported options returned by a larger language model with a second recommendation.
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- - **Recommend suitable personas.** Select from personas available to your project, including core, project, personal and installed premium personas.
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- - **Reduce larger-model calls.** Evaluate supported choices through focused decision calls instead of sending the same options to a larger language model.
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- - **Prioritise context.** Help order supporting context for coding and review tasks.
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- - **Support additional checks.** Assess supplied claim evidence, classify sanitised failures and recommend supplementary impact reviews and tests.
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- - **Choose your provider.** Select Jev, OpenAI Decisions or Automatic. Automatic prefers configured and authorised OpenAI access, then Jev.
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- - **Configure through the CLI or dashboard.** Save API keys privately, enable either integration and select the uses you want.
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- - **Choose shadow or active mode.** Shadow shows recommendations for comparison. Active can apply supported recommendations to context ordering and persona selection.
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- - **Track usage and estimated cost.** View decision-call usage and set call and input-token limits.
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+ Engineering With AI (EWAI) helps you plan, build and review software with an AI assistant. It gives the assistant a shared record of the project, a delivery workflow and checks against your engineering standards. You keep control of the decisions and approve implementation before it starts.
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- Both integrations are optional and start disabled. EWAI continues to work without either service.
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+ [![Intent Studio in the EWAI dashboard: describing a feature, agreeing its acceptance criteria and engaging specialist personas before any code is written](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2026/09/intent-studio-full-be7758ffd224-1536x704.webp)](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/engineering-with-ai-harness/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai)
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+ **Website, guides and books:** [conversationalcoding.dev](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/engineering-with-ai-harness/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai) · [Online documentation](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/engineering-with-ai-harness/docs/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai) · [Persona library](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/personas/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai)
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+ ## What's new in this version
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- Engineering With AI (EWAI) helps you plan, build and review software with an AI assistant. It gives the assistant a shared record of the project, a delivery workflow and checks against your engineering standards. You keep control of the decisions and approve implementation before it starts.
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+ Version `0.3.4` adds optional **Jev and OpenAI Decisions** support to rank choices, compare AI recommendations, prioritise context and suggest personas or additional checks. Both start switched off. Configure them privately through the CLI or dashboard, compare advice in shadow mode or apply supported recommendations in active mode, and track usage, estimated cost and call limits.
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- [![Intent Studio in the EWAI dashboard: describing a feature, agreeing its acceptance criteria and engaging specialist personas before any code is written](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2026/09/intent-studio-full-be7758ffd224-1536x704.webp)](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/engineering-with-ai-harness/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai)
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+ **Concise answers and Grok Build.** EWAI puts the result or recommendation first, with clearer choices and less repetition. Grok Build is available as a coding companion, with dashboard and CLI controls for choosing your primary assistant and independent reviewers.
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- **Website, guides and books:** [conversationalcoding.dev](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/engineering-with-ai-harness/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai) · [Online documentation](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/engineering-with-ai-harness/docs/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai) · [Persona library](https://www.conversationalcoding.dev/personas/?utm_source=readme&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ewai)
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- **Concise answers and guided decisions.** EWAI's managed instructions now prioritise correctness and usefulness, then brevity. Expect the result or recommendation first, with less repetition and routine narration. Decision requests explain the action, options and consequences, then give a recommendation with its reason and a suggested response when useful. When a request is unclear, EWAI leads with its recommended interpretation and states the assumptions that matter. The guidance is designed to cut unnecessary output; tool-result compaction is still planned, and token or cost savings haven't been measured yet. See [concise answers and guided decisions](Docs/context-management-and-token-efficiency.md#concise-answers-and-guided-decisions).
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- **Grok Build and coding provider settings.** EWAI can open Grok Build as a native companion, install its skills and set up project MCP. **Configuration → Coding providers** in the dashboard, or `ewai providers` in a terminal, lets you choose a primary coding CLI, independent reviewers and an eligible pool for unattended work. Each CLI keeps its own model choice by default. Grok can run isolated coding, read-only review and restricted proposal workers. Each mode passes an offline conformance check before dispatch, and your xAI key is saved privately outside the project. Build approval, required review and Manual QA stay with you. See [provider settings](Docs/reference/cli-and-configuration.md#coding-provider-settings) and [Grok Build setup](Docs/operations/installation-updating-and-entitlements.md#grok-build).
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- ## EWAI can now pick up the next ready piece of work
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