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CodeWhale BotandClaude Opus 5.5
67de548a97
Release candidate run 42381818665 on 549ff01ebb stopped the Windows import
guard on 12 x64 and 10 ARM64 pairs, every one from a DLL the profiles already
listed.
ARM64: existing windows-arm64-export-probe.yml run 42389141087 on Windows 11
ARM64 26200.9725 resolved 444/444 imports of that candidate's executables
(sha256 38558ab2...). Only the 10 probe-resolved pairs were added (460 -> 470);
the probe receipt replaces the 2026-10-16 qualification fields.
x64: no native x64 export probe exists. The 12 pairs are recorded as
namedApiContracts with Microsoft documentation sources, all below the unchanged
14393 floor, and labelled separately from the #6953 reporter-observed exports
(456 -> 468). Floors, guard and x86 profile are unchanged.
Verified: the checker's own parse_imports over the retained llvm-objdump
outputs for all six candidate executables (3 x64 at 452 pairs, 3 ARM64 at 444)
leaves zero unqualified pairs. The executables were not kept locally, so the
checker was not rerun on the bytes; the next frozen candidate's RC import job
is the real check. Not a 14393, installer or startup run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Codewhale documentation
Start with the user guide. The website renders a subset of these
pages at codewhale.net/docs; the Markdown here
is the source. Translations live beside their English page (*.id.md) or in
id/ and zh_hans/.
Get started
- Installing Codewhale, including PATH help and shell completions
- User guide: first run, sessions, commands, everyday workflows
- Keybindings
- Pet mode: a glanceable whale view per terminal, with replies and agents on demand
- Modes and permission postures
- Configuration
- Providers and local models and the Model Lab roadmap
- Platform notes: Docker, Termux / Android, HarmonyOS, environment caveats, classroom and lab installs
Using Codewhale
- Local browser client (
codewhale web) - Agent fleet, sub-agents, and the fleet and workflow tutorial
- Workflow authoring, automatic workflows, and experimental workflow search
- Skills and evaluating skill changes
- User memory
read_mediaand/preview-request
Extending Codewhale
- MCP servers
- Hooks
- Installing plugins, writing a plugin, plugin bundles, the first-party marketplace, and Claude plugin compatibility
- Writing an extension tool (experimental
extension_host) - LSP: PHP and custom language servers
- Runtime API and integration contract
- GitHub App setup
- DeepSeek Harness integration and DSH plugin compatibility
Safety and trust
- Authorization order
- Sandbox threat model
- Workroom security model
- Runtime receipts
- Signed cloud facts
- Telemetry
- Accessibility
- Security reports: see
.github/SECURITY.md
Architecture
- Product and architecture overview
- Agent runtime and Codewhale Agent
- Command and control-plane contract
- Tool surface
- Prompt-cache stability
- Workroom architecture
- Design notes:
architecture/,design/,decisions/, andrfcs/
Contributing and operating
- Contribution guide and agent ethos
- Voice and terminal charter, motion contract, and settings picker framework
- Issue triage
- Build and test performance
- Live smoke runs
- Localization matrix
- Dependency maintenance
- Release checklist and release runbook
- Operations runbook
- Catalog refresh and CNB mirror
- Agent skills for contributors:
skills/
History and reference
- Feature registry: every user feature with its status, first release, docs page and owning code, checked against the code by a test
- Contributors
- Changelog archive and the lifecycle outbox changelog
- Rebrand: DeepSeek TUI to Codewhale and
legacy
.deepseek/paths - Third-party notices
- Historical plans: TUI modularization, post-0.9.1 seams, runtime simplification, tool lifecycle (v0.8.53)