Your first task

To keep the agent's changes away from your own checkout, press ctrl+g before you send the first message. The conversation then works in a git worktree, on a branch of its own. See Work in parallel with worktrees.

Type what you want done and press enter:

add rate limiting to the api

Jinion looks through the code first. When a choice is yours to make, it asks instead of guessing:

 [x] Glob: src/middleware/*.ts 4 files
 |-- ts src/middleware/index.ts
 |-- ts src/middleware/cors.ts
 |-- ts src/middleware/request-id.ts
 '-- ts src/middleware/error-handler.ts

 Thought for 6s

 [-] Waiting for your answer… 0s · esc to interrupt

+- Ask 1/3 · storage ----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Where should the limiter keep its counters?                                              |
|                                                                                          |
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| > 1. In-memory                                                                           |
|      single process, zero dependencies                                                   |
|   2. Redis                                                                               |
|      shared across instances, needs REDIS_URL                                            |
|   3. In-memory behind a store seam                                                       |
|      Redis can be added later                                                            |
|   4. Other (type your own)                                                               |
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| Enter select · n note · Up/Down move · Esc cancel                                        |
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Its thinking shows as it comes, then folds into one line, such as Thought for 6s, once it moves on. ctrl+o expands it again, with the rest of the output.

Then it edits the files, runs the tests, and fixes what fails. Every edit shows as a diff in the conversation. At the end you get a short summary of what changed and how it was checked.

When the first turn ends, Jinion gives the conversation a title of a few words. It shows on the right of the status line and in /resume. To give it a title of your own, type /rename and the title. See Resume a conversation.