Releases: moswek/talicode
Talicode v0.1.0 — First Public Release
Talicode v0.1.0 — First Public Release
Talicode begins as a taste-first AI coding instrument for the terminal.
This initial release focuses on inspectability, planning, and repo understanding — not blind code mutation.
This is an early but stable foundation designed to grow into a full engineering companion.
Highlights
Surgical Patch Planning
Talicode proposes minimal file sets before making changes.
talicode patch authOutputs blast radius, affected files, and reasoning.
Repo Memory (v1)
Talicode can build a lightweight memory of your codebase.
talicode memory build
talicode recall authIncludes:
- file relationships
- prior decisions
- architecture notes
Replayable Sessions
Every run is saved and reproducible.
talicode replay last
talicode compare A BUseful for:
- debugging agent behavior
- auditing changes
- reproducing fixes
Ritual Workflows
Structured reusable workflows.
talicode ritual list
talicode ritual run bugfixBuilt-in:
- bugfix
- pr-review
Hybrid Local + Cloud Routing
Talicode can choose:
- local models for scanning
- cloud models for reasoning
- hybrid when needed
Transparent routing:
talicode route "fix auth bug"Trust Ladder
Safety-first execution levels:
L0 — read only
L1 — safe writes
L2 — dev writes
L3 — shell allowed
L4 — unrestricted
Commands Included
Core:
talicode runtalicode routetalicode chat
Planning:
talicode maptalicode impacttalicode patch
Memory:
talicode memory buildtalicode recalltalicode note add
Replay:
talicode replaytalicode compare
Rituals:
talicode ritual listtalicode ritual run
Stats:
talicode stats
Design Philosophy
Talicode follows five rules:
- Inspect before mutate
- Prefer small blast radius
- Explain decisions
- Remember architecture
- Taste over automation
What’s Not Included Yet
These are planned for upcoming releases:
- Premium split-pane TUI
- Streaming model responses
- SQLite memory graph
- Time-travel session replay
- Plugin system
- Benchmarking + auto-routing
Stability
This release is:
- safe to use
- non-destructive by default
- deterministic fallback if no providers configured
Talicode does not modify files automatically in v0.1.0.
Installation
git clone https://github.com/moswek/talicode
cd talicode
go build ./cmd/talicodeFeedback
Talicode is early and evolving quickly.
Issues and ideas are welcome.
Focus areas:
- analyzers
- providers
- rituals
- memory improvements
- TUI layer
Vision
Talicode aims to become:
A persistent engineering companion for real codebases.
Fast. Calm. Inspectable. Powerful.