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Tue Sep 1  9:36
Ship the release notes
Draft the 0.2.0 release notes from the merged PRs since 0.1.9.
Plan

0.2.0 release notes

Summary

  • Six headline changes since 0.1.9, grouped by what a user notices first.
  • Agent parity is the lede — Kimi and OpenCode now reach the same permission ladder as Codex.
  • Two internal refactors fold into one line; nobody outside the repo felt them.

Sequence

  • Group the 18 merged PRs by the surface a user touches, not by the package they landed in.
  • Write each entry as what changed — the PR number is provenance, not news.
  • Mirror the file into docs/, then read both back so the two can never disagree.

Files

  • CHANGELOG.md — six entries, newest first, absolute dates.
  • docs/changelog/README.md — the public mirror, same six entries.

Not in this pass

  • The 0.1.x backfill — older entries are a separate decision about how far back the record goes.
  • Release tagging and the download page; they read this file, they do not write it.

Plan above. Say go and I will write it; say which grouping you want changed and I will redraw it first.

Responding

Ask anything

Approve for me

Every agent you pay for, in one sidebar.

Codex, Claude, Kimi and OpenCode all live in Bottega — the official CLIs you already have installed, nothing reimplemented.

Each runs on your own subscription: the plan you already pay for, billed by the provider, not by us.

  • Codex
  • Claude
  • Kimi
  • OpenCode

Build AI-native apps.

Build an AI fitness coach, an AI expense tracker, or something entirely your own. Describe the idea—Bottega turns it into a working app, from data to interface. Here are the four apps that come with Bottega:

Fully customizable.

The four Apps that ship with Bottega are editable source, not black boxes. Open the menu on any of them and Edit App is right there.

It does not open a code editor. It opens a chat bound to that App's own source — so you change an App the same way you got it: by asking one of the Agents you already pay for.

Every chat comes with a Base.

Bottega uses it to structure, analyze, and visualize your data. Ask for totals, summaries, category breakdowns, or trends—then explore the same data as a table, chart, gallery, or map. No exports required.

Fork it. Ship your own build.

Bottega is MIT-licensed, end to end. Fork the repo, change the agents, the tools, the UI — then roll your own build out to your whole team. It still runs local-first on their machines, on the subscriptions they already pay for.

Bottega — zsh
gh repo fork thinkingjimmy/Bottega
pnpm install
pnpm --filter desktop build
out/Bottega.app