You know the rules. The payment file nobody touches after 5pm. The "do not edit, it is generated" that everyone edits. Then a new dev shows up, or worse, an AI agent, full of confidence and zero context. This release is the adult in the room. What's new: Confidence dashboard. A grade for how risky your repo is to touch right now: Safe, Watch, Escalating, or Blocked. Like a weather app, except the storm is your own code. Predictive governance. It flags the scary edit before you commit it, not three hours into a git bisect at midnight. Agent pre-flight. Before your AI assistant "helps," Kujto hands it the rules, the tests, and a stern briefing. Dry-runs touch nothing. Your main branch sleeps soundly. Governance rewind. A time machine for your rules. Scrub back through git and find the exact commit where "low risk" quietly became "please do not." Rule proposals. Kujto notices you have fifteen View files and no rule for them, and drafts one. It never writes to your memory on its own, because it has manners. You review and adopt. Memory-Lens. A little floating window that follows the file you are in and whispers what applies. No permissions, no drama. Team sync. Share rules with teammates over the local network, cryptographically signed, so nobody "accidentally" ships a rule you never approved. Memory debt. One honest number for how far your docs have drifted from reality, and it shows its work. Performance. We found a loop that was pinning the CPU like it owed it money. It does not do that anymore. Scrolling is smooth, even in big repos. Still 100% local. No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry, no model calls. Your code never leaves your Mac. We would not know what to do with it anyway.