clavue 8.8.91 → 8.8.93
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# Clavue v8.8.
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# Clavue v8.8.93
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`clavue` is an AI coding CLI
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`clavue` is an execution-first AI coding CLI for real software work. It keeps the terminal as the control surface, uses direct repo tools for inspection/editing/verification, treats API providers as configurable routes, and includes native workflows for review, recovery, team inspection, and long-running sessions.
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## Product Philosophy
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- Execution first: every feature should help inspect, edit, run, verify, or recover real software work.
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- Terminal-owned workflow: Clavue stays close to files, commands, diffs, permissions, and project state instead of becoming a detached chat surface.
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- Provider control, not provider identity: official login, custom API profiles, and compatible gateways are routing choices. The product identity remains Clavue.
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- Native coding workflows: direct file tools, shell execution, task tracking, worktrees, skills, and MCP resources are part of the runtime loop.
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- Fast first run: install, choose an API configuration mode, paste URL/key or token, set model slots if needed, then start coding.
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- Visible configuration: `/provider` and `clavue provider` expose the active route, saved profiles, credential mode, model slots, validation, repair, and current environment state.
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- Practical autonomy: permission setup should make development smoother while still being explicit about trust boundaries.
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## What Clavue Is
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- An AI coding CLI for
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- An execution-first AI coding CLI for inspecting, editing, running, verifying, and delivering code from the terminal.
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- A native coding runtime with direct repo tools, shell execution, permissions, tasks, worktrees, skills, MCP resources, and resumable sessions.
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- A provider control center for custom API URLs, API keys, auth tokens, model slots, route validation, and repair.
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- A fast onboarding path for users who want official login, custom API configuration, CCR-compatible proxy routing, or manual setup later.
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- A runtime that can use compatible providers and gateways without pretending those providers are the product.
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```bash
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```bash
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After API setup, Clavue can also ask for a default permission mode. The recommended path for a trusted local development machine is the efficient development mode; the maximum-permission mode is intentionally reserved for environments you fully trust.
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On macOS, `clavue` avoids Keychain by default and stores local credentials in `~/.clavue/.credentials.json` so startup does not trigger system Keychain prompts. If you explicitly want the old Keychain behavior back, launch with `CLAVUE_USE_KEYCHAIN=1 clavue`.
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