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@recombine-ai/bosun

v0.11.1

Published

4 days ago

IDE for prompt engineers. Works best with [Recombine AI platform](https://recombine.ai?utm_source=github.bosun)

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Recombine's Bosun

IDE for prompt engineers. Works best with Recombine AI platform

Install

npm install --global @recombine-ai/bosun

Run

In your Recombine Agent folder

create a file .env put OpenAI token there:
```
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-proj-...
```
Run
```
bosun
```
Go to the first URL it shows you.

Bosun automatically chooses free local ports when the default ports are already in use, so you can run it from multiple agent repos at the same time.

Roleplay context and variants

Bosun keeps roleplay conversation state separately from agent context:

State is the saved message/trace/schedule history for the conversation.
Context is the agent runtime data shown in the context editor.
Mocks should live separately from agent context, usually as { context, mocks }.

For See variants, Bosun forks from the latest saved reply state and restores the context snapshot from the main step trace before generating alternatives. It does not run variants against the live roleplay agent instance.

For Add test, Bosun copies the main step receivedContext into the test context and stores mocks separately when available.