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The Rust and TypeScript SDKs now support sessions, routing previews, streamed execution, traces, usage and provider catalogues using the same shared protocol.

Meanwhile, the smista CLI is finally up and running.

It can configure and automatically start the local router, securely store credentials, create end-to-end encrypted sessions and render streamed model output through an interactive ratatui interface.

It already supports tool approvals, interruptions, workspace-scoped session resume, file references and commands such as /model, /providers, /skills, /preview and /resume.

We expect to start shipping alpha releases of smista․ai at the beginning of August, if anyone wants to give it a try.

Read Dev Update #5: https://smista.ai/blog/dev-update-5-from-the-router-api-to-an-interactive-cli

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veeso @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 08:07 UTC

Dev update #5 for smista․ai is out.

We are entering the final phase before releasing V1, which we expect to release in late August.

Over the last two weeks, we completed the client layer and built most of the interactive CLI.

The new Rust client provides a typed interface for the entire router API, with three interchangeable HTTP backends:

- reqwest for Tokio applications;
- ureq for applications without an async runtime;
- isahc for async applications that do not use Tokio.

The Rust and TypeScript SDKs now support sessions, routing previews, streamed execution, traces, usage and provider catalogues using the same shared protocol.

Meanwhile, the smista CLI is finally up and running.

It can configure and automatically start the local router, securely store credentials, create end-to-end encrypted sessions and render streamed model output through an interactive ratatui interface.

It already supports tool approvals, interruptions, workspace-scoped session resume, file references and commands such as /model, /providers, /skills, /preview and /resume.

We expect to start shipping alpha releases of smista․ai at the beginning of August, if anyone wants to give it a try.

Read Dev Update #5: https://smista.ai/blog/dev-update-5-from-the-router-api-to-an-interactive-cli

#rustlang #rust #ratatui #ai

veeso @veeso_dev · 2026-07-14 · 08:07 UTC

Dev update #5 for smista․ai is out.

We are entering the final phase before releasing V1, which we expect to release in late August.

Over the last two weeks, we completed the client layer and built most of the interactive CLI.

The new Rust client provides a typed interface for the entire router API, with three interchangeable HTTP backends:

- reqwest for Tokio applications;
- ureq for applications without an async runtime;
- isahc for async applications that do not use Tokio.

The Rust and TypeScript SDKs now support sessions, routing previews, streamed execution, traces, usage and provider catalogues using the same shared protocol.

Meanwhile, the smista CLI is finally up and running.

It can configure and automatically start the local router, securely store credentials, create end-to-end encrypted sessions and render streamed model output through an interactive ratatui interface.

It already supports tool approvals, interruptions, workspace-scoped session resume, file references and commands such as /model, /providers, /skills, /preview and /resume.

We expect to start shipping alpha releases of smista․ai at the beginning of August, if anyone wants to give it a try.

Read Dev Update #5: https://smista.ai/blog/dev-update-5-from-the-router-api-to-an-interactive-cli

#rustlang #rust #ratatui #ai

veeso @[email protected] · 2026-07-14 · 08:07 UTC

Dev update #5 for smista․ai is out.

We are entering the final phase before releasing V1, which we expect to release in late August.

Over the last two weeks, we completed the client layer and built most of the interactive CLI.

The new Rust client provides a typed interface for the entire router API, with three interchangeable HTTP backends:

- reqwest for Tokio applications;
- ureq for applications without an async runtime;
- isahc for async applications that do not use Tokio.

The Rust and TypeScript SDKs now support sessions, routing previews, streamed execution, traces, usage and provider catalogues using the same shared protocol.

Meanwhile, the smista CLI is finally up and running.

It can configure and automatically start the local router, securely store credentials, create end-to-end encrypted sessions and render streamed model output through an interactive ratatui interface.

It already supports tool approvals, interruptions, workspace-scoped session resume, file references and commands such as /model, /providers, /skills, /preview and /resume.

We expect to start shipping alpha releases of smista․ai at the beginning of August, if anyone wants to give it a try.

Read Dev Update #5: https://smista.ai/blog/dev-update-5-from-the-router-api-to-an-interactive-cli

#rustlang #rust #ratatui #ai