Changelog
Code requests, memory and Deep Debug in beta
Requests to change code are built, a sentence is never kept as a project rule by guess, Python projects are checked with pytest, and Deep Debug is available in beta with 10 uses a month on Free.
- Requests to change code are built: when you ask for a change, Auto chooses Build instead of answering in words.
- Project Memory keeps a rule only when you say so plainly, for example "Remember: ..." or "Always ...". When Winskel cannot tell a rule from a request, it asks you, and nothing is changed or kept until you answer.
- Corrections replace the old decision: "We changed that decision: ..." updates Project Memory, keeps the old version in its history, and
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Codex get the new one from then on. - Python projects are checked: Winskel runs your pytest suite on the result and says passed only when the tests ran and passed.
- Deep Debug is in beta: choose it for a hard bug, and Winskel reproduces the failure, looks for the cause, repairs it and checks the original failure again. Free includes 10 Deep Debug uses a month. If the bug cannot be reproduced, it says so.
- Deep Debug no longer marks a correct fix as failed because older, unrelated tests were already failing.
- Longer test suites get five minutes before a check stops.
- Choosing a folder that holds several projects lets you pick one of them.