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Public story · 2026-08-31 · high
Interactive Sessions puts a Cursor-style approval gate next to the tool's existing autonomous mode, betting that teams want both.
Why now: Revolte listed Interactive Sessions on Product Hunt as of August 31.
Revolte launched Interactive Sessions, a tabbed workspace that walks developers through architecture, code generation, testing, staging and deployment one approved step at a time. It sits next to Autopilot, the company's existing hands-off mode, on the same Product Hunt listing.
The pitch from founder Raj Raghavan is that different work needs different amounts of oversight. A routine refactor might run fine on autopilot. Something touching auth or a migration probably shouldn't.
What makes the listing worth reading is who it names. Revolte positions Interactive Sessions against Cursor's approve-each-step model and Autopilot against Devin's run-it-and-check-back model, then lists Codex 3.0, Google Antigravity, CodeRabbit and Zencoder as tools it expects to replace. That's a wide net for one product to throw, and it only works if developers are actually picking between review-heavy and autonomous coding agents based on the task in front of them rather than sticking with one philosophy.
Most coding agent products still pick a lane. Devin bets on autonomy. Cursor bets on staying in the loop. Revolte's bet is that the lane itself is the wrong axis, and that the same team wants both modes available in one place depending on what they're shipping that day.
The listing doesn't say how the two modes handle shared state. If Autopilot runs unattended and Interactive Sessions asks for approval, it's not clear what happens when a project moves between them mid-task, or whether context carries over. That's the detail to watch if Revolte publishes more.
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