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v1.3.0
[1.3.0] - 2026-03-10
Smarter, Safer Agents
A big round of improvements to make all agents more consistent, more predictable, and harder to misuse.
Agents now work in two clear steps
Before today, agents could award themselves points just for reviewing or planning — even if nothing was actually fixed. That's now gone.
Every agent follows a strict two-step process:
- Step 1 — Look & Plan: The agent reads your code, finds issues, and presents them to you. No points awarded.
- Step 2 — Fix: Only after you ask the agent to fix something, and the fix is done and verified, does it earn points.
This means points now reflect real work — not just analysis.
Agents remember your project preferences
Each agent now keeps a memory file that grows over time. When you tell an agent "don't use X" or "avoid Y in this project", it writes that down and remembers it in every future session.
Example: if you don't want useEffect used for authentication, the agent records that and will always look for a better approach first — only falling back to useEffect if there is truly no other option, and even then it will ask you first.
Two things agents will never do by default
All agents now share two hard rules that apply everywhere:
- No
anytypes — agents will never write or suggest TypeScript'sanytype. If there's genuinely no other way, they'll flag it to you before doing anything. - No
useEffectby default — agents treatuseEffectas a last resort. They'll always try to find a cleaner approach first.
Agents build on their skills as they level up
Previously, a Level 3 agent might only focus on Level 3 tasks and ignore the basics. Now every agent applies everything it has learned from Level 1 up to its current level — nothing gets skipped.
Level progression is now per-level, not cumulative
XP now resets at each level. When you level up, any overflow carries into the next level.
| Level | Points needed to advance |
|---|---|
| 1 - Novice | 150 |
| 2 - Apprentice | 300 |
| 3 - Practitioner | 450 |
| 4 - Expert | 1,500 |
| 5 - Master | 3,000 |
| 6 - Grandmaster | Max level |
Agents can never commit or push code
All agents now have a hard block — they cannot run git commit, git push, or any other git command that changes your repository history. Ever. This rule cannot be overridden.