Learn the app once, then use it.
How CodeInOven works, from the first project to the review that decides what ships.
Install the app, open a folder, and get your first answer back.
The composer, chats, and the notifications that bring work back to you.
- Projects A project is a folder on this computer, with its own threads, files, and runs
- Agents Pi comes with the app, and you can connect an account, an API key, or a local model server
- The composer Where every run starts, and what each control under the message decides before the run exists
- Chats Conversations that need no project, what they keep, and how to find one again
- Activity and notifications The bell, what lands there, and how finished work finds its way back to you
Scopes, the engineering sequence, and the review that decides what lands.
Assistants, the built-in browser, local speech, remote Ovens, and privacy.
- Assistants Assistants take work off your hands, remember what you tell them, and report back on a clock or on demand
- The built-in browser A real browser inside the app, with its own tabs, logins, and history, and the agent sitting beside the page
- Local speech Dictation and spoken replies that run on your own machine, with the audio and the transcripts kept on it.
- Remote Ovens A remote Oven is another machine that runs your work over SSH, prepared from this app or from its own shell.
- Where your work lives What the app keeps on this computer, what leaves it during a run, and what to check before opening a sensitive repository.