Git Bisect, But for Your AI's Reasoning - Elyra v0.9.3
Elyra's /bisect borrows git's binary-search debugging and points it at the agent's own turns — finding the exact one that introduced a regression.
Elyra's /bisect borrows git's binary-search debugging and points it at the agent's own turns — finding the exact one that introduced a regression.
A terminal text editor was doing the same expensive work three times per keypress. The fix was easy — and a bigger, faster fix was sitting right next to it. This is about why I walked away from the bigger one.
Elyra v0.9.2 makes /update bring your whole setup — the agent and every extension — current in a single step. Plus two quieter reliability fixes.
A real diff viewer, editor handoff, and a way to see exactly what the agent touched.
How Elyra's /rewind rolls back your conversation and your code together — atomically, with a safety net under the safety net.
A look at how Elyra prompts its models — and why less turns out to be more
Elyra v0.9.0 lets the coding agent save hard-won solutions as reusable skills — so the next session starts from what the last one figured out.
Two releases ago, we added Claude Opus 4.8. One release ago, we fixed how it thinks. Today, we let you control how hard it thinks — all the way up to a new setting called ultracode.
Anthropic published @anthropic-ai/sdk@0.100.0 to npm at 4:49 PM UTC today.
Most AI coding agents give you a config file and wish you luck. Elyra gives you a searchable settings menu you can open mid-conversation without losing your place.