@nickscamara_ Used this to digest all the .md files where some have been superseded by newer .md files, myriad of ADRs and implementation plans, AGENT.md, CLAUDE.md and whatnot; it created a much readable summary of what actually matters, it’s definitely worth it.
@dhh@TimSweeneyEpic So, as someone using Omarchy on a 13’ MBP with intel chip - I like it on the top.
On the bottom, I do the prompting and on the left I do the project/folder nav. That only leaves the right bar but I launch multiple shell sessions and I need the real estate horizontally.
@icanvardar You can launch the session from /repos folder and agents would have access to any repos you would need + you can use high level overview .md files on the repo level. That high level overview would have references to individual .md files per repo. Better navigation experience.
@sama every platform would be openly distributing
their cli tool, pretty much the same way they distribute their web applications on the open web. there shouldn’t be any marketplace/monopoly owning the distribution
@sama headless apps (cli) for agents where it ships with an MCP like companion help tool on how to authenticate, query and execute. it can live side by side with the human based ui.
no need to make it more complicated than this really.
@mariorod1 Well, I wasn’t able to get it working even with referencing my PR, last commit hash or the URL of the branch in the GitHub issue where I initiate the coding agent; it does try its best but always branches from the main branch. Any tips on writing better issue descriptions?
@mkristensen If debugger can serialize an entire C# object to JSON it would help a lot to capture the object state in JSON representation; use case is inspecting an object’s state on the hover menu to grab it, maybe modify it a little on the fly.
@mkristensen If a build failed at (T) and succeeded at (T+1)
I wouldn’t really care whether it’s being logged. If anything, it would convolute the output window.
In the past decade using VS extensively, I can’t recall any particular case where I actually needed such event log.