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Public story · 2026-03-01 · source-backed
v2.1.63 ships two major commands. /simplify spawns 3 parallel review agents checking code reuse, quality, and efficiency — developers report 20-30% token reduction. /batch decomposes natural language into 5-30 independent units, each in isolated git worktrees with auto-testing. HTTP hooks can now POST JSON to URLs for webhook integrations without shell scripts. Project configs and auto-memory now share across git worktrees. Also fixes: context window blocking regression (was blocking at ~65% instead of ~98%), 5 memory leaks.
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Three capabilities that change daily workflows: /simplify is a parallel-agent code quality gate you run before every PR (Boris Cherny uses it daily). /batch is an interactive code migration planner that executes with dozens of parallel agents in isolated git worktrees — usage:...
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