Ox Alpha on OpenCode is amazing. I did preliminary planning with ChatGPT (free) before hand though. Output was incredible (still a work in progrss). Rebuilt my personal website. https://t.co/z2mYpcBeJz
If Apple allowed us to create and install our own apps it would be so cool. Even if they limited it to only using their apis.
Basically: “You can build whatever you want, but you play inside our sandbox.”
It doesn't need to know everything. It needs to understand the user's intent and map it to a controlled set of operating-system APIs. Been looking at https://t.co/rIGdi7mMIF
Imagine a Windows laptop with something like:
Tiny local model, ALWAYS running
→ understands "open Photoshop"
→ "turn Bluetooth on"
→ "set a timer for 20 minutes"
→ "find that PDF I downloaded yesterday"
→ "make this window fullscreen"
→ "turn on my hotspot"
Hermes Agent has become really useful for me in using my computer. I have a structured folder system notes, projects, venures, reference etc Hermes just moves things around those folders and I have an automation where I regularly backup files to my external ssd.
@gietzschean Feels like a sticker. No cohesion in the architectural elements. The plastic gutter doen-pipe and the water tank are an eye sore. Very important infrastructure but planning in general could be better. I know this sort of set up is very common in the rurals.
Linux adoption among programmers is about to go parabolic. Any missing app can be recreated easily. The open-source advantage with agents is unstoppable. Nobody is going to be waiting for Apple to sign their shit. Just keep a Mac Mini as a remote builder for iOS work. Done.