@Shpigford It’s not free, but consider a VM. I’ve got all my repos on one permanent volume, with Claude running remotely, too.
I normally keep the agents strictly housed in their respective repos, but that’s by convention, and you kinda have to enforce it. Any agent can see all repos, tho.
@Restuta@etticat@ClaudeDevs He’s taking about the inverse “Advisor” pattern, where your invoked _Sonnet_ agent “calls up” to a Fable advisor.
There’s no clear description of that, as opposed to the “Orchestrator” pattern you’ve just described (and which many of us have been using for a long time.)
@rayzecornbred2@cosyposter Me, too. I write lefty, but like an RH’er, not cramped over. All ball sports are RH for me (_cannot_ throw lefty at all), but ambidextrous for racquet sports. I drove my rec tennis instructor _nuts_ because I never had a backhand, just two forehands.
@svpino LOL…if you can “bully” with money. Your laptop maker probably went to _them_ with the concept.
Every laptop sold in the past 30 years has been partly subsidized (or at least made more profitable) by all the crapware on the inside, and the stupid stickers on the outside.
@NasheCeezet_zw No shit the office was stressful. It’s apparently the kind of place where people _STALK_ you just because you need to be alone for a bit.
What sane person wouldn’t want to sit in their car and freak out for an hour a day, if that’s who they’re dealing with at work.
@_chenglou So here’s a really specific use case, that _seems_ like it could reduce to the equivalent of a rounding error for Pretext — overlapping text labels in charts.
One of the biggest blockers for complex vizzes in Plotly, etc., is label overlap. Could this not help?
@jnack Seriously, though — this takes me right back to the ACOM days, when we could tell prospective clients “I bet you can tell me the SVP behind every link in your global nav.”