@bcherny is there a way to get commands and subagents working in cowork the way they do in Claude code? I opened a folder that had .claude commands and tried to invoke the command in cowork, crashed the app 😩😬
The OS should be applying AI to understand the purpose of each app (maybe apps can also have a manifest file specifically for operating system AI) and give you OS level notifications based on its understanding of the context of what your apps are doing. 💯
The only methodology that makes sense for how this was implemented:
1. an app clip (a lightweight version of an app that does not need to be installed) is triggered through an iMessage link
2. the app clip's sole action is to launch a live activity and disappear
3. the live activity remains visible on the lock screen and dynamic island until dismissed by the user
According to Apple's docs: "Your App Clip can’t typically include app extensions, but starting with iOS 16 you can include a widget extension that offers Live Activities and displays live event data without requiring people to install your full app."
🤯🤯🤯
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@svpino You can set up stubs instead of using mocks. Using dependency injection to make the tested classes have the stub as a dependency means you get to have unit tests that are highly targeted and FAST.