@housecor Definitely an optimal workflow. If you prefer an ide closer to vscode and less tui, and still do what you describe, check out Silo https://t.co/FCseBmLy7D
@IurySza@herdrdev Struggling with the same thing in Silo. I'm trying to make the URLs and paths in the agent's CLI consistent, with underlines and click behavior. Seems like claude-code has implemented their own OSC-based mechanism to open link. Still trying to decipher it π€¨
I spent some time over the weekend resurrecting an old project called Chalk. A mac app for making and sharing quick drawings. Still a work in progress, but you can download it here https://t.co/Oi7nS4exgU. Feedback appreciated
@maxktz@zeddotdev I think everyone is evolving in the same direction, as agents enable you to work on lots of projects at once. You now need a platform that optimizes for that. Workspace-optimized vscode. I built Silo specifically for that
Added process observability to Silo's SDK, every terminal session now exposes its foreground leader, CPU/mem stats, and full descendant trees to extensions
Upgraded system-monitor to consume it. Per-session instrumentation, rollup aggregates, workspace badges when things get hot
@yusukebe this is the way... herdr's a good option if you're a terminal person, but if you're more into IDE's like vscode, check out Silo. very similar to vscode but let's you manage agents across many projects at one time
@zebassembly nice project. did you roll your own html-based agent chat for GPT, or is it a 3rd-party package? I'm building my own agent ide and currently only support cli-based agents.
@maxedapps 100%. That's the north star β agents can modify and iterate the interface itself. Add what you actually need on top of a great tool. That's one of the reasons I built Silo. There's even a self-improving skill baked in for it.
Remember losing a whole weekend to one stubborn bug, some undocumented package or dependency mess, frustrated enough to shelf the project?
A thing of the past. Thanks claude!
@bufferings nice work man, this pain is real. even with a manager app the windows still get cumbersome once a few agents are going... it's honestly why i've been building silo. same idea but the sessions live in workspaces inside an ide. love that you built your own tool for it
Been using a combo of Claude Code's base subscription + Pi with local models for my side projects. Not quite the unlimited enterprise plan at work, but it works surprisingly well for personal stuff. π
Quick demo to show how a workspace can be setup for web dev, with preview, dev server and HMR.
At the end it shows how you can swap back and forth between other workspaces with everything persisted.
Pressure testing the silo extension SDK... had claude create me a system monitor extension that can be docked to the side. Probably not super useful, but i will use it to surface metrics for processes spawned from the workspace.
@tommyvedvik App looks great. Looking for something similar but open source, cross-platform, and highly extensible? Try a brand spanking new editor at https://t.co/t7XCP6xyy0
@duborges Give silo a shot https://t.co/h8BLP0X9da. Early stages, OSS, extensible. Inspired by vscode. I really like vscode, but was running into the same issues because my workflows are generally terminal based now.
I run 4β5 coding agent sessions at once. No editor handled that well, so I built one on my break.
Silo: instant workspace switching, persistent terminals, extensible.
Open source. Try it β https://t.co/h8BLP0X9da - early stages, feedback welcome