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What are you asking?
The prompt itself, and how much of the codebase it reaches.
Product · Learns how you work
Adaptive Intelligence
The intelligence that learns your intention.
A router that treats everyone the same is wrong for everyone. Adaptive Intelligence reads the code a task touches and how the session is going, not only your words, and on Pro it learns how you judge difficulty from every prompt you send your own way.
Start free trialIn Cursor, Claude Code and Codex, on your machine.
Your call
on any prompt: keep your own model, and on Pro OptiFlume learns how you judge difficulty.
Local
index of your codebase, built from your files and kept in ~/.optiflume on your machine.
Zero
prompts, lines of code or learned habits sent to our servers.
Every file OptiFlume keeps, and the little that leaves your machine (plan check, updates, daily counts), is listed in What is stored where. What is stored where →
What it weighs that a keyword can't.
Not a keyword match: a judgment about how hard this piece of work is, in this codebase, at this point in the session.
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What code does it touch?
The files the task involves, from a local index of your codebase. A one-line change can be trivial in one file and risky in another.
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How is the session going?
How the conversation has gone so far, and whether it is making progress or going in circles.
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How do you judge it?
On Pro, every prompt you keep on your own model teaches it how you judge difficulty. Your style, not a global average.
Before, and with OptiFlume.
Before
With OptiFlume
BeforeA router that treats everyone the same.
WithIts choices move toward yours, prompt by prompt.
BeforeA prompt judged by its words alone.
WithJudged by the code it touches and how the session is going.
BeforeOverruling the same kind of pick, again and again.
WithEach time you overrule it, it learns.
BeforeYour habits learned in someone else's cloud.
WithWhat it learns stays in files on your machine.
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It reads the code, not only the words
The same one-line prompt can be trivial in one file and risky in another. Before deciding, OptiFlume looks at the code in scope, from a local index of your codebase, and at whether the session is making progress.
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It learns from you
Every time you keep your own model for a prompt, it learns how you judge difficulty, and its next choices move toward yours. Your style, not a global average. On Pro.
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Your rules, when you want them
Coming soon, on Pro first: rules in plain terms, such as "anything under /payments, always the strongest model", applied whenever they match. Everything else is still chosen for you, prompt by prompt.
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What it learns stays with you
The index and what it has learned live on your machine. Nothing about your code or your habits is sent anywhere.
How you teach it, in every tool.
Choose your model and keep it for the prompt instead of letting OptiFlume route it. That prompt goes out on your model, and on Pro it is a lesson. The same in Cursor, Claude Code and Codex, in VS Code and the terminal.
- Cursor
- Claude Code
- Codex
How does it learn?+
On Pro, each time you send a prompt your own way, it notes how you judged that piece of work, and its next choices move toward yours. Only that prompt is affected; the next one is chosen as usual.
Is my code uploaded to build the index?+
No. The index is built on your machine from your files and kept in ~/.optiflume, on your machine. OptiFlume never sends your prompts or code anywhere.
Can I make it forget?+
Yes. What it has learned is kept in plain files under ~/.optiflume on your machine until you delete them.
Can I set my own rules?+
Coming soon, on Pro first: rules in plain terms, applied whenever they match. Everything else is still chosen for you, and still yours to overrule.
The other systems, in the same install
Token optimizer
Efficient Router →
The right model and effort for every prompt, switched where you can see it.
Context management & collaboration
Context Manager →
Long sessions keep their goals, decisions and dead ends through compactions and switches.
Safety, security and focus
Guardian →
Secrets, personal details, card and bank details kept out; destructive commands caught; loops called out.
Start with your next prompt.
Pro is free for 30 days, no card. Install, keep working, and see what it did and why.
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