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  • 0.48.2
  • 0.47.1
  • 0.47.0
  • 0.46.4
  • 0.46.2
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  • 0.45.0
  • 0.44.2
  • 0.43.1
  • 0.43.0
  • 0.42.0
  • 0.41.9
  • 0.41.8
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  • 0.41.6
  • 0.41.5
  • 0.41.4
  • 0.41.3
  • 0.41.2
  • 0.41.1
  • 0.41.0
  • 0.39.5
  • 0.39.4
  • 0.39.3
  • 0.39.2
  • 0.39.1
  • 0.39.0
  • 0.38.0
  • 0.37.5
  • 0.37.4
  • 0.37.3
  • 0.37.2
  • 0.37.1
  • 0.37.0
  • 0.36.0
  • 0.35.1
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  • 0.34.3
  • 0.34.2
  • 0.34.1
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  • 0.32.4
  • 0.32.3
  • 0.32.2
  • 0.32.1
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  • 0.31.0
  • 0.30.0
  • 0.29.0
  • 0.28.1
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  • 0.27.3
  • 0.27.2
  • 0.27.1
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  • 0.25.2
  • 0.25.1
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  • 0.23.3
  • 0.23.2
  • 0.23.1
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  • 0.19.1
  • 0.19.0
  • 0.18.2
  • 0.18.1
  • 0.17.0
  • 0.16.0
  • 0.15.2
  • 0.15.1

dune-admin is a local-first, provider-aware terminal agent published by Icehunter, currently available at version 0.48.2, with a total of 76 versions released over the course of its development. The software is designed to operate as a terminal-based agent, meaning it functions within command-line environments rather than through a graphical interface, and it is categorized alongside developer tooling and AI agent utilities for terminal workflows. Its defining architectural characteristic is its local-first design, which prioritizes running on the user's own machine rather than depending on remote infrastructure, giving users a degree of control and independence in how the agent is deployed and operated. Complementing this, dune-admin is provider-aware, indicating that it is built to recognize and work with different providers rather than being locked to a single backend. A notable aspect of the project is its relationship to Claude Code: dune-admin maintains Claude Code wire compatibility, meaning it preserves compatibility with the underlying communication conventions that Claude Code relies on. This compatibility allows dune-admin to integrate into environments or workflows already oriented around that protocol, while the project simultaneously innovates on behavior and architecture rather than simply replicating an existing implementation. In other words, the publisher positions dune-admin as a compatible but distinct alternative that preserves interoperability while pursuing its own design decisions in how the agent behaves and how its internal architecture is structured. Potential use cases include terminal-based agent workflows where Claude Code compatibility is required or beneficial, as well as developer environments that favor local-first tooling with awareness of multiple providers. The large number of released versions, seventy-six in total, suggests an actively iterated project that has evolved substantially up to the current 0.48.2 release, with the pre-1.0 versioning indicating that the software may still be in a stage of ongoing development and refinement.

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