Dotcode updates shared execution and preview pipeline
Dotcode improves coordination between conversation, workspace, tools and the running project, with persistent prompts, entrypoint-aware previews, stronger tool-call validation and build verification.
We’ve shipped a deeper update to Dotcode’s shared execution and preview pipeline. The focus is better coordination between the conversation, the workspace, the tools and the running project. what’s improved: - follow-ups use more of the conversation and existing workspace context to decide whether to build, edit or explain. - prompt delivery waits for backend acceptance. pending prompts survive reloads, with clear recovery and resend controls. - preview startup respects the project’s actual entrypoints, build steps and npm lifecycle hooks. this improves support for nested projects and node.js / tailwind setups. - tool-call handling and repair loops have stronger validation and progress tracking, helping the agent recover using actual runtime feedback. - build verification checks the resulting application, including rendered previews and user interactions. - managed java / maven tooling and better detection of compiled-source edits make backend workflows more dependable. These changes strengthen the shared system across models and project types. You keep the freedom to choose your model and your stack, with better context, execution and verification behind the build. Try an improved DotCode at: http://app.usedot.xyz/code