The coding agent you steer

Jinion is a coding agent. It reads your project, changes the code and checks its work, and it stops to ask when a choice is yours to make. You stay at the wheel the whole time: you see every change as it happens, and you can take back any of them.

Two ways to use it

The CLI runs in your terminal. Type jinion in a project and talk to it there. It is built for the keyboard: tabs for conversations side by side, a status line you set up, and every screen as text.

The desktop app is the same agent in a window of its own, for when you would rather click. Threads sit side by side, plans open as documents you can change, your app runs in a preview you can point at, and the project's terminals stay with it.

Both sign in with the account you already have: a Claude subscription, such as Pro or Max, or a ChatGPT login for Codex.

How it works

Ask for a change the way you would ask a colleague:

add rate limiting to the api

Jinion looks through the code first: the files, the conventions, what the tests expect. When there is a real choice, such as where a limiter keeps its counters, it asks, with the options and what each one costs. Then it edits the files, runs the tests and fixes what fails. You get a short summary of what changed and how it was checked.

You decide how far it goes on its own. Manual asks before every edit; Accept edits lets edits in the project through; Plan changes nothing until you approve a plan; Auto lets routine work run and stops what goes past your request.

What comes next

The roadmap lists what we build next and what comes later, and the changelog has every release. To get started, read your first task in the docs.