Bonnie

Clyde’s luv accomplice. The same engine, tools, memory and sessions as the terminal, in a page that opens on your own machine, with a plainer way to use them and a voice of her own.

Ask Automate Connect Customize

Ask. Search mode looks the web up first and shows what the answer cites.

Start her

With Clyde installed, run this in your project. Your browser opens on a page only your computer can reach.

Pick a model with clyde --model provider:model luv bonnie. She opens at localhost:8080; clyde luv bonnie 7090 chooses another port, and --no-open skips the browser. To go the other way and start the terminal Clyde, run bonnie luv clyde.

What she does

Search and Computer

Search answers with sources you can open. Computer mode gives the model the same tools Clyde has in the terminal, with permission cards before it changes anything.

Queue, steer, stop

Send the next prompt while one runs, steer a turn between steps, or stop it. The terminal shares the same mechanism.

Files in, files out

Attach images and text files by button, drop or paste. Artifacts lists every file Clyde wrote or edited, with a sandboxed preview.

Sessions you keep

Pin the ones you return to. Delete one and it moves to the archive, with Undo. Each project has its own list.

Automations

Run a prompt every few minutes, daily or on chosen days. They run only while Bonnie is open, skip a run missed while she was closed, and only read unless you allow edits.

Your project, your folder

Browse to any folder, make a new one where you want it, and work there. Tools, permissions and new sessions follow.

Connect a provider

A guided flow: get a key (with a link to its page), paste it, and Bonnie tests it before saving. Keys stay on your computer and are never shown again.

Council

Ask the top four models of a tier at once. Laya rates the answers, and you can see them all and vote.

Yours to restyle

Themes, colours, a background image, corners, font, a greeting, your own CSS and a theme code you can share.

Good to know

• It is reachable from this computer only (localhost), not from your network, and there is no fixed address to set up. Each run has its own token, and requests must carry it and a matching Host and Origin.
• What she can do depends on the model. A small local model can answer and search but may stumble on tool use in Computer mode; a stronger model does better.
• Previews of files Clyde wrote run in a sandbox that cannot reach Bonnie, your files or the network.
• MCP servers and hooks load for the folder Bonnie started in. Restart her to pick up another project's own.
• PDFs and other binary files can't be attached yet; she says so when you try.