Over the last month, the Codev 3.0 (Ionic) rollout covered everything from multi-model review, which caught lots of bugs, to principled memory architectures and deterministic execution, as discussed at the ACM AgenticSE Workshop this week.
The presentation on Codev at the ACM Agentic Software Engineering workshop covered seven key principles:
1️⃣ Treat natural language like source code
2️⃣ Multi-model review
3️⃣ Protocols are enforced
4️⃣ Testing is not optional with AI
5️⃣ Annotation over direct editing
6️⃣ Agents help you coordinate agents
7️⃣ Whole lifecycle management
If you’d like to see how these principles work together to help you co-develop better code with your AI, then trying it out is easy:
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npm install -g @cluesmith/codev
From there, use codev init to spin up a new project, or codev adopt to run the protocol on an existing repository.
If you want to track the next release cycle, dropping a ⭐️ on the GitHub repo is the best way to stay updated.
Check the README for the full breakdown of the 3.0 features: https://github.com/cluesmith/codev/blob/main/docs/releases/v3.0.1-ionic.md
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