brindle 0.3.12
New for everyone
- Each session gets a code map. Every brindle session keeps a graphify map of the repo, updated after each merge without using model tokens. Supervisors get a short map of the repo's main areas to plan with. Unused maps are removed after 30 days.
- Run workers on your own cloud. The README's new "Running workers on your own cloud" section shows how a profile's
env.lines point Claude Code at Bedrock or Vertex, Codex at Bedrock, and Antigravity at a Gemini API key or gateway.
For Pro
- Federated cloud credentials. Set up your own AWS, Google Cloud or Azure sign-in under Machines and settings, and brindle gets short-lived cloud credentials for your workers. Nothing long-lived is stored on your laptop.
For Team
- Federated credentials for the whole org, previously Enterprise only.
- Antigravity routes. An org can route Antigravity through each developer's Gemini API key or a company gateway.
- Easier Routing and Models settings. One line per agent, an editor that opens in place, models grouped by agent, and a single panel to add models.
Fixes
- Antigravity usage and spend are now recorded against the model the worker actually ran on, instead of an old default or "unknown model", and a worker no longer picks up another session's usage.
- A cached sign-in that has expired now refreshes instead of failing with "no organization given".
- A shell command allowed by a
prefix:*rule no longer also lets through a redirection or a second command on a new line; those now ask.
Try brindle. Free, source-available (Brindle License 1.0), on macOS and Linux.
curl -fsSL pawdelta.com/brindle/install | sh