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Gluon 1.0.0
First public release.
Gluon is a control platform for coding agents: a terminal app (gluon) that runs Claude Code, Codex,
Antigravity, Grok Build, OpenCode and Kimi Code side by side, each on your own API key or your own
subscription.
Added
- The intake agent: an LLM with read-only access to your repository asks a few questions, writes a spec and
classifies the session. - Routing:
routing.yaml(yours, or the default) turns that classification into an agent, a model and an
effort, by code and not by the LLM. Sessions start in build, explore or plan mode, and each session in a git
repository can work in its own worktree and branch. - Six harnesses, each started in its own UI inside Gluon's frame: start several sessions, switch between them
and go home with one key. Connections: a subscription, an API key, Amazon Bedrock or OpenRouter, depending on
the agent. - Cost and context figures that Gluon calculates itself; what a harness reports about its own cost or window is
only compared. Price and window tables are built on your machine, never shipped. - Saved sessions (
gluon sessions,gluon resume), a local history of the sessions you launched
(gluon stats, off withanalytics: off) andgluon doctor,gluon uninstalland the other commands in the
CLI reference. - Installers and executables for Linux x64 and arm64 (glibc and musl), macOS x64 and arm64 and Windows x64
(install.sh,install.ps1), plus an npm-style tarball for machines with Bun. Every release carries
SHA256SUMS, a CycloneDX SBOM and a keyless cosign signature ofSHA256SUMS; the installers refuse a
download that does not match. - Documentation: getting started, guides, a
generated reference and concepts.
Draft built by the Release workflow from f7181b7. SHA256SUMS signed with keyless cosign (SHA256SUMS.sigstore.json). Install and verify: see docs/getting-started/install.md.