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Local, open-source, terminal-first AI orchestration. Plans work into a DAG, routes it across the harnesses and APIs already on your machine, then drives a generator-evaluator loop until the job is done.

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UP-002GIKSN ResearchUpdate

Rinne v0.1.8: code graph, learn explainers and human controls

We just shipped v0.1.8 for Rinne. This release is about making long agent runs faster smarter and more inspectable: a persistent code graph so workers stop re-reading the whole repo every time, an interactive rinne learn explainer for any topic in your codebase, model routing with an escalation ladder, human-in-the-loop checkpoints and a live usage ledger so rate limits and token spend stop surprising you.

Jul 15

GIKSN Research

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UP-001GIKSN ResearchUpdate

Rinne v0.1.7: MCP servers and Agent Skills

We just shipped v0.1.7 for Rinne, our local terminal-first AI orchestrator. This release is about two things we kept hearing from early users: you want to plug in external tools without writing glue code, and you want to reuse instruction packs across runs without copy-pasting prompts into every session. So we built both. You can now connect any MCP server and install any compatible skill file. Rinne picks them up at planning time and wires them into the workers that actually need them.

Jul 5

GIKSN Research

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