v0.7.0 — Clyde keeps what a session taught it

Clyde can now keep what a session taught it, and works behind a company proxy.

What changed

• /refine looks back over the session and proposes up to three memory notes to add or drop: a preference you stated, a project fact that took effort to find, a note the session shows is wrong. Each one must quote your own words, and Clyde checks the quote is really in one of your messages, so a web page or a file a tool read can never write a note. It asks before keeping each one, and /refine undo takes back the latest.
• /settings → Auto-refine: off (the default), before compaction, every 10 turns or every 25 turns. Run on its own it only adds notes, never drops one, and prints each note it keeps. The idea comes from prime-agent's continual harness (MIT); this one is built on the memory notes Clyde already had.
• /proxy, and two rows in /settings (Network proxy, Company certificate): use the environment's proxy (the default), a proxy URL, or none, and add a company root certificate for networks that inspect TLS. MCP servers, the oMLX downloader and Bash commands take the same route. Local models (Ollama, oMLX) always go direct.
• /doctor shows the update channel you follow (latest or stable) and checks oMLX's Metal kernels, which, when missing, make GLM-5.2, MiniMax M3 and Qwen3.5 run on much slower generic paths without a word.

Fixed

• Reasoning off on thinking-only models. qwen3:4b (Qwen3 Thinking 2507) reasons whatever it is told; with reasoning off, its reasoning landed in the answer, so compaction summaries came back as prose. Clyde now reads the model's template and keeps that reasoning in its own channel.
• Behind a proxy: WebFetch no longer refuses every URL when the proxy sits on a private address, and an untrusted certificate is reported as one, with the /proxy ca fix, instead of a generic connection error.

Also

The website has new Bonnie and Clyde engravings and a framed page that moves as you scroll: dea6cat.github.io/ClydeCLI.

Full history: CHANGELOG.md · What leaves your machine: EGRESS.md · Found something: SECURITY.md