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  • Readable, editable
  • Notes found
  • Plan before any edit

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Why does this code exist? Write it down once.

Ask the agent to inspect and plan before it touches anything. What you learn goes into readable notes that show which chat wrote them, so the next person, or you in a month, does not start over.

Free for one person on your Mac, no card. Your model provider bills you directly.

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A day with it

No rebuilding your understanding in each new chat.

  1. First thing

    The job lands

    You inherited the repository, not the reasons. Each new chat relearns the same module from nothing, and you forget what you worked out last time.

  2. Mid-morning

    You hand it over

    Understanding accumulates. Notes are editable, tied to their source, and found by meaning, and edits wait for a plan you approved.

  3. After lunch

    A trusted harness around the model

    Bandicot gives every agent a project, tools, a session that survives restarts, approvals, and a clear place to stop.

  4. Before you close the lid

    You read what changed

    Keep what you learn about inherited code close to the files.

A chat box, and then this

A chat box answers. Bandicot does the work in your folders, asks before it writes, and keeps a version of every change.

  • In a chat boxA model and a text box, with no gate before a write.

    In BandicotA trusted harness around the modelBandicot gives every agent a project, tools, a session that survives restarts, approvals, and a clear place to stop.

  • In a chat boxA conversation. The files stay wherever you copied them from.

    In BandicotProjects that hold the workKeep files, context, plans, and decisions with the project instead of losing them in a disposable chat.

  • In a chat boxClose the tab and the thread is somewhere in a list.

    In BandicotDurable work sessionsClose the window, restart, or pick up from another of your Macs without turning the work into a brand-new conversation.

  • In a chat boxIt suggests an edit and you apply it yourself, so there is no gate to read.

    In BandicotA human gate for writesWhen work can change files or systems, Bandicot makes the decision visible before the effect lands.

What is in the app for you

  • Free Bandicot core

    The free plan has every capability for one profile. Bring a provider key, a local model, or both; a provider's own bill stays yours.

  • A trusted harness around the model

    Bandicot gives every agent a project, tools, a session that survives restarts, approvals, and a clear place to stop.

  • Projects that hold the work

    Keep files, context, plans, and decisions with the project instead of losing them in a disposable chat.

  • Durable work sessions

    Close the window, restart, or pick up from another of your Macs without turning the work into a brand-new conversation.

Inherited Code DeskFreeline itemaskedkeptspendReadable, editable projectnotes with their source …Notes found by meaning, notonly exact wordsA plan before any edit1 profileFreering: asked first. diamond: a version was kept.

What a session leaves behind

Memory is readable and editable, scoped to the project and profile, and a hover shows where a note is kept and which chat wrote it.

bandicot

Session in inherited-repo/

Asked
Build readable project context before approving edits to inherited code
Before it wrote
It asked, and waited for your answer
Files kept
  • notes.mdversion kept
  • historyversion kept
  • projectversion kept
Stands behind
  • Command-line restore and undo preview changes before applying them
  • The /also command adds work to the plan without stopping the current work
  • You can bring saved git history back to the project
Paid to Bandicot
Free
Model bill
from your provider

Keep what you learn about inherited code close to the files.

Understanding accumulates. Notes are editable, tied to their source, and found by meaning, and edits wait for a plan you approved.

Read this before you start

Made for

Engineers who need to understand before they change.

Engineers taking ownership of inherited codebases

Not yet for

People seeking a guaranteed automatic modernization.

Inherited Code Desk

Every line below is already in the plan. Nothing here is an extra you pay for.

  • Readable, editable project notes with their source shownincluded
  • Notes found by meaning, not only exact wordsincluded
  • A plan before any editincluded
  • A restorable version of every changeincluded
  • Saved git history brought back as it wasincluded
  • Free for one profileincluded
Free1 profileFree

Free for one person on your Mac, no card. Your model provider bills you directly.

No contract. Cancel any time from your account and keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for.

Checked, and labelled

Each line says whether it ships now or is still being built, so you never buy a promise.

  • Approval before writes

    An agent asks before it writes, runs or spends outside the rules you set; the rules live in one permissions file.

    Available now
  • A version for every change

    Every file an agent changes is recorded, with diffs, restore, undo of a whole run, and a slider that puts a folder back to any moment.

    Available now
  • Any model, one project

    Switch between hosted providers and local models without rebuilding the project around one lab.

    Available now
  • Command-line restore and undo preview changes before applying them.

    Restore and undo show what would change first, and change files only when run again with --yes.

    Available now
  • The /also command adds work to the plan without stopping the current work.

    /also adds whatever follows it to the session plan without stopping the work in progress.

    Available now
  • You can bring saved git history back to the project.

    The saved history goes back into the project exactly as it was, with your commits, branches and tags.

    Available now

Why does this code exist? Write it down once.

Free for one person on your Mac, no card. Your model provider bills you directly.