Surface · 02b
Tensor Code.
Coding, at the terminal.
The command-line sibling of Tensor. Same base model, a code-specific adapter, and an execution harness that can read your repo, write diffs, and run your tests — on your machine, in your terminal, with every action logged.
$ tensor code
→ reading 238 files · 14 directories
→ what should i build?
you: make the retry loop exponential and add a jitter flag
→ reviewing src/retry.ts, src/retry.test.ts
→ proposing diff · 24 lines · 1 test case
✓ tests green · commit? y/n
→ reading 238 files · 14 directories
→ what should i build?
you: make the retry loop exponential and add a jitter flag
→ reviewing src/retry.ts, src/retry.test.ts
→ proposing diff · 24 lines · 1 test case
✓ tests green · commit? y/n
01
Repo-wide context
Tensor Code reads your whole repo as context — not just the open file. It understands imports, references, and the files your diff will break.
02
Diffs, not replacements
Every change arrives as a reviewable diff. Nothing overwrites your working tree until you say so.
03
Runs your tests
The agent can invoke your test runner, watch the output, and iterate until green — inside the CLI, on your machine.
04
Receipts log
Every tool call — read, write, run, commit — is logged with a timestamp and inputs. Reviewable before commit, auditable after.