brindle 0.3.16
New for everyone
- Expired cloud logins renew quietly. brindle notices when an AWS, Google Cloud or Azure login is about to expire, or has just expired, and renews it in the background. Only when you have to act does the session pause: one notice with the command to run, and a "credentials restored" message once it's back. Before, an agent would keep failing on the expired login.
- Startup prompts answered by what they ask. When an agent's CLI rewords a startup prompt, brindle no longer waits on it forever. It works out what the prompt is asking and answers only safe ones: trusting one of brindle's own worktrees, acknowledging a notice, or keeping a setting's default. Sign-in, payment, access outside the worktree, broad grants and tool permissions are never answered; the supervisor is told instead.
- A stalled reviewer costs far less. Instead of starting a fresh review from scratch, brindle checks the reviewer is really stuck, reopens that same reviewer, sends a small change to the supervisor with a summary, and only then starts one fallback review that reuses the checks already run.
For Pro
- Hosted learning also learns which reviewers work well for each kind of task.
Fixes
- Antigravity's reworded folder-trust prompt is answered again, so new Antigravity workers don't hang at startup.
Try brindle. Free, source-available (Brindle License 1.0), on macOS and Linux.
curl -fsSL pawdelta.com/brindle/install | sh