Source build
Build the command line with Rust and Cargo, then check its version and available commands.
Rust development preview
TokenDance CodeYour local coding agent
Build from source and explore the local command line and session records. Coding workflows powered by real models are still in development.
tokendance
PS <workspace>> tokendance
TOKENDANCE
> Build the Rust command line> Submit a prompt and inspect a test response> Explore local sessions and run records
tokendance run --json "hello"Local trial complete
Preview guide
Start from source
Prepare the Rust toolchain, then follow the supported commands and expected output in the guides.
Install current stable Rust, Cargo, and Git.Build from source before running the guide's test examples.The current trial does not call a real model or need model credentials.Check development status before using commands from older guides.
Interactive preview
Explore a session with built-in test responses, without a model account or API key.
Run records
List local sessions, inspect session information, and search JSONL records.
Contribute
Explore model adapters, tools, and permissions, and help complete the local coding workflow.
Overview
The Rust development preview, its current CLI capabilities, and where to start.
Quickstart
Build the source preview and verify a local test response and session record.
Installation
Build the Rust CLI from source and understand the optional Node wrapper.
Configuration
Validate Rust settings and distinguish configuration from active CLI behavior.
Providers
The Rust model adapter layer and its current separation from the CLI.
Permissions and safety
Rust permission decisions and the limits of the current preview CLI.
CLI reference
Supported Rust preview commands, output flags, and unfinished entry points.
Troubleshooting
Resolve source build, simulated output, settings, and session inspection questions.
Development status
A Rust source preview is available. Public npm packages and a production release are not ready yet. See the development guides for installation and supported behavior.
From preview to coding tasks
The current command line uses built-in test responses. Model adapters and local tools are being developed in the source; a complete coding workflow still needs further integration.