BWO

Code, considered.

YOUR STARTING POINT

What brings you here?

BWO / The Workbench direction

See what changes.
Keep what matters.

A considered repair brings the edits, the constraint they preserve, and the evidence behind the choice into one view. Explore the new Workbench design for BWO.

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ONE REPAIR / FOUR CONTEXTUAL VIEWSDesign concept · illustrative data
Review concept for BWO Workbench. What needs my judgment now?
What needs my judgment now?See related edits together, the constraint they preserve, and the evidence supporting the proposal.

Generated concept renders, not captured app screens. The native macOS scaffold is in development; native qualification and live BMO integration remain pending.

THE DESIGN PRINCIPLE / PRESERVE THE RELATIONSHIP

Some edits only
make sense together.

A fourth retry looks like a small change. With the old timeout, it exceeds the request budget. The Workbench study makes that relationship the center of the review.

Illustrative retry fixture. These values explain the design; they are not a performance measurement.

The coupled proposal
SettingCurrentProposed
Attempts34
Timeout250 ms175 ms
Backoff100 ms100 ms Unchanged
PRESERVED / REQUEST OCCUPANCY LIMIT

4 × 175 + 3 × 100 = 1,000 ms

At limit · 0 ms headroom

A QUIETER SURFACE / A CLEARER DECISION

The evidence stays close.
The decision stays yours.

01

Keep the repair in view.

Review, Changes, History, and Alternatives are contextual views of one selected repair. The question changes; the work stays connected.

02

Say what a check establishes.

A result belongs to the state and coverage it examined. Unknown cost stays unknown. New code can require new evidence.

03

Keep acceptance explicit.

The design separates qualification, owner approval, application, independent verification, and acceptance of the resulting state.

BWO TODAY / THE EXECUTION ENGINE

BWO is a terminal coding agent. Its configured coordination workflows move separate investigations toward a shared goal; returned work still needs reconciliation and checks against the original task.

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WHAT YOU CAN TAKE FORWARD

A clearer review: what changes together, what stays true, and what still needs your judgment.

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ONE AGENT / A CONNECTED PRACTICE

Different starting points.
The same working principles.

BWO is a terminal coding agent. Work in the actual repository, keep the reasoning inspectable, and choose the environment and authority that fit the task.

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01 / CONTEXT + ACTION

Work on real code.

Read files, make edits, and run commands under configured session mode, tool policy, and permission grants.

02 / PROPOSAL + VERIFICATION

Keep the result open to examination.

Generation, selection, permission, application, and checking the original task have distinct jobs.

03 / MODEL + ENVIRONMENT

Choose where the judgment runs.

Configured endpoints support local inference, and a specific offline decision-model path is available. Tools and other services may still need a network.

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In each, changes can pass on their own. Together, they can break something that must still be true.

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YOUR REPOSITORY / YOUR NEXT QUESTION

Bring a real task.
Keep a clear goal.

Read the workflow that fits your starting point, then use the setup guide to choose your environment and permissions.

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