At @ParchaHQ we saw coding costs explode so we built our own IDE that does routing at the harness level e.g. Claude Code for planning, Codex for long running execution, Cursor for bugs. Plus custom routing, remote sessions, a browser inspector and voice interface.
Now it's open-source! ๐
@GergelyOrosz Definitely resonates with what we experienced and what we're seeing from other eng leaders in our network. It inspired us to finally release this our cross-agent IDE too: https://t.co/jC7DgGuR0H
At @ParchaHQ we saw coding costs explode so we built our own IDE that does routing at the harness level e.g. Claude Code for planning, Codex for long running execution, Cursor for bugs. Plus custom routing, remote sessions, a browser inspector and voice interface.
Now it's open-source! ๐
At @ParchaHQ we saw coding costs explode so we built our own IDE that does routing at the harness level e.g. Claude Code for planning, Codex for long running execution, Cursor for bugs. Plus custom routing, remote sessions, a browser inspector and voice interface.
Now it's open-source! ๐
@akhil_kestur@ParchaHQ We use a meta harness that runs Cerebras and does it based on the user request category. You can change this in the settings and add your own categories
At @ParchaHQ we saw coding costs explode so we built our own IDE that does routing at the harness level e.g. Claude Code for planning, Codex for long running execution, Cursor for bugs. Plus custom routing, remote sessions, a browser inspector and voice interface.
Now it's open-source! ๐
At @ParchaHQ we saw coding costs explode so we built our own IDE that does routing at the harness level e.g. Claude Code for planning, Codex for long running execution, Cursor for bugs. Plus custom routing, remote sessions, a browser inspector and voice interface.
Now it's open-source! ๐
I think routing now actually needs to happen at the harness, not model level, because each model is now optimized for their native harness. e.g., Claude Code w/ Opus for planning, then Codex for 80% execution, and Cursor Composer for the last 20%, which is actually 80% of the spend.
Awesome to see @gilbert sharing how they use @Grepdotai for episode research on @AcquiredFM in a GQ article this week.
There are so many non-obvious use cases for doing deep research on a business, and Grep is the best at it.
We're subletting space (desks + a private room) in our office in FiDi. Right on the best block in the city โ a crosswalk away from @UseCorgi's cafe. DM if interested.
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