@ayoub_el77927 a bug needs a failing test or a concrete repro, not just another review saying it exists. are the later passes finding real failures or mostly style changes?
ade web on a phone, before vs after.
at 390px the computers panel wrapped every name one word per line. now names stay on one line, status gets the full width, buttons sit under.
sidebar turns into a drawer under 720px too.
what do you check from your phone while agents run?
@josiah_arcanist the grouped merge queue bit is useful. passing alone says nothing about two agents changing the same assumption. when a batch fails, do you bisect it automatically or send the whole failure back to the agents?
@dlewis filtering before the result hits context seems like the real win, especially for logs. do you keep the raw output somewhere so the agent can dig back in when a filter hides the clue?
ade's import dialog pulls cli sessions you started outside the app back in so you can keep going. it already found claude and codex runs, now it also picks up droid, grok, kimi and pi sessions you ran on a preset or a routed model. hit continue and it resumes in the same folder with the same settings
@Voxyz_ai saving the reasoning matters more than just "never use this color". otherwise one screen-specific fix becomes a rule everywhere. do you review the extracted rules before they get saved?
@HisashiSpace the handoff is the tricky bit: enough context to resume, not the whole old conversation. do you keep a short task note in the repo for the next chat?
every launch says stronger coding. the only test i trust is same task, same repo, ur current agent next to the new one, then read both diffs. thats half the reason ADE runs agents side by side in the first place
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@ycaophysics the 5h window dying mid plan is so real. running claude and codex side by side in ADE helped us here, u can see which one is close to the limit and hand the plan to the other
Gemini 4 Hydrogen just landed in Antigravity CLI (`agy`), and it flies in `/swarm` 🐝
1 prompt from an empty directory -> 1 Queen + 22 worker bees:
Queen coordinator, 4 QA verifiers & shell integrator on Gemini 4 Carbon
16 parallel builders (+ stall monitor) on Gemini 4 Hydrogen shipping 16 zero-dep `<canvas>` mini-apps at 60fps
direct peer-to-peer `@builder -> @qa -> @integrator` handoffs. `alt+s` for `/swarm board`, `o` for live subagent inspection
Bonus: open `/swarm board` natively in Ghostty or Kitty for Kitty-graphics animated bees that flap while working and catch `Z`s while waiting.
https://t.co/Qe7nMFksiR
@scottmillerio yeah the split is the real work. the sneaky ones for us were shared files like the lockfile, two agents each "just add a dep" and u still eat the conflict
most of them using fewer tokens than the bare cli is the wild part. would've bet the other way with all the system prompt stuff these apps stack on top
ADEMark v1 is out.
Same Mac mini, same tasks, same model, bare CLI as the baseline.
Did not expect most of them to use fewer tokens than the CLI on its own. Or one to sit at 16% CPU doing nothing.
First of many, updates come way more often from here.
https://t.co/xKWlPADGbb
@zqkrq ade isn't on it yet. free and open source, runs claude code and codex side by side with each agent in its own worktree. would be fun to see where it lands on ademark https://t.co/ZDaehsUWTx