2.9.22
Released 28 October 2026
PrimeCircuit 2.9.22 is a Windows 10/11 agent that edits your server config and plugin files itself, shows each step as a card with its real result, and waits for your approval.
plugins/*.cs6 filesserver.cfg14 linesinfo plugins/0 matchesplugins/WelcomeInfo.cs+38server.cfg+1console-log.txt0 errorsReleased 28 October 2026
64-bit (x64) only
Portable .exe is about 25 MB
Languages in the interface
Runs without signing in
You choose the model
Modded Rust means a server that changes normal gameplay with plugins and tuned settings, and PrimeCircuit works on the files behind it. You approve each change. The 4 examples below use tools such as read_file, grep and Shell, and each one ends with a diff that you review before anything stays.
Starting a PvE server often begins with a greeting and an /info command. PrimeCircuit uses glob to list your plugins folder and read_file to open server.cfg, then write_file creates a small C# plugin with the 2 chat commands for your server. Clients stay untouched. The plugin usually keeps its message text in a JSON config. You approve each write in Ask first mode, read the diff and test the commands in game.
glob plugins/*.cs → 6 files
read_file server.cfg → 14 lines
write_file plugins/WelcomeInfo.cs → +38
read_file console-log.txt → 0 errorsCopy the error lines from your server console into console-log.txt in the working folder. PrimeCircuit opens the file with read_file, then runs grep over your plugins folder to find the file named in the error. Say 3 matches come back. It proposes an edit_file change and pauses in Ask first mode, so you read the diff, accept it and reload the plugin on your test server. Then check that the console shows 0 errors.
read_file console-log.txt → 18 lines
grep "Exception" plugins/ → 3 matches
read_file plugins/Kits.cs → 64 lines
edit_file plugins/Kits.cs → +2 −1A wipe is a good moment to tidy config and data files. Back up first. PrimeCircuit uses list_dir to see each plugin's JSON files and copy_file to save a backup folder, then grep finds the values to change and edit_file touches only those lines. In Plan only mode it lists its 5 steps without changing a file. Review each diff, restart and test. Keep the backup until you have tested.
A 2x gather setting and a 60 second kit cooldown are small changes you can hand to PrimeCircuit. It reads the plugin's JSON config with read_file, finds both values with grep and changes only those lines with edit_file. Nothing else moves. The diff shows each old value beside the new one, so you can check that 2 and 60 are the only changes. Accept in Ask first mode, then test the numbers in game.
PrimeCircuit 2.9.22 acts. A typical chat assistant hands you text to copy, while PrimeCircuit runs the tools on your own PC and shows each result as a card.
| Typical chat assistant | PrimeCircuit | |
|---|---|---|
| Files | Shows code in chat, and you paste it into files yourself. | Edits files in your working folder and shows the diff. |
| Commands | Suggests commands that you must type yourself. | Runs commands in Shell and reads the real exit code. |
| Control | Has no approval step, because it changes nothing. | You pick Auto-run, Ask first or Plan only for every chat. |
| Privacy | Often needs your files pasted into a web page. | Runs on your PC, and prompts go only to the model you choose. |
Owners of small, quiet communities who run a server alone use PrimeCircuit for weekly chores, such as tidying configs after a wipe, reading the console for plugin errors and keeping a backup. You stay in charge.
Beginners who want a vanilla server with QoL plugins can ask PrimeCircuit to explain a plugin file line by line before they change it. It reads the file, answers in chat and edits only what you approve. Start with 1 command.
Admins who look after Rust server plugins on a solo, duo or trio server get a helper for routine edits. Keep 2 copies of the config, one live and one for testing, and review every diff before you accept it. Test first.
A modded server changes normal gameplay with server-side plugins and custom settings, and it has to be listed as modded in the server browser. Plugins add commands and kits. Clients stay untouched.
Yes. This is the official PrimeCircuit website, and the download here is the original build, so you can compare its SHA-256 checksum with the published manifest. For help, press Send feedback inside the app.
Yes. It reads the configs, plugin files and console logs of your own server and edits them only after you approve each change. It never touches servers you do not own. Review the diff.
A Rust PvE plugin is a C# file that adds server-side rules, for example protecting players from each other or running an event. PrimeCircuit can read and edit it. You test the result.
A clear theme, tested settings and plugins that load without console errors make the best community server, and no list decides it. The idea stays yours. PrimeCircuit helps with files.
No. Generated code can be wrong, like any code, which is why every action appears as a card, why Ask first pauses before changes and why you should read the diff. Test before players join.
Three kinds: a cloud AI provider, a model that runs on your own PC, or the built-in model, and the Test button checks the endpoint and shows response time. No account needed.
No account needed. The setup file is about 34 MB, so install it, point it at a copy of your server files and read each diff before you accept anything.
Download PrimeCircuit for Windows ↗Every page is available in 20 languages.
What the agent can do ↗ Connect an AI model ↗ A server config workflow ↗ Download and verify ↗ Common questions ↗ What stays on your PC ↗