@uaghazadae Awesome!
The raw speed and no-frills functionality (without giving up my ability to use my own AI) is exactly what I've been hunting for- very glad to stop modifying my own forks of OSS projects, and let you do the email dev so I can get back to building my projects ๐คฃ
@uaghazadae Really like it, but getting bugs loading more than the first 25 or so messages on gmail.
It's quick, responsive, and pretty! Bringing my own API key is exactly what I want
Eagerly awaiting the ability to bring my work email in!
Honestly, one of two things:
Either, 1. adjust the prose restrictions so I can allow my dot to remote into machines on my tailnet from their own-
Or 2. Allow me to provide access to more than one machine at a time.
I understand why there are restrictions- but my god these feel crippling compared to the competition.
A whole lot of the behind the scenes is opaque, leaving me with a depressed trudge back to running my own instead
@oleksiibe I want this so bad it HURTS.
If you need a beta-tester, I'm suffering in Safari, missing my sidebar-focused navigation, and am very crash-tolerant ๐คฃ
Shoooot, I wish I had seen this and I would have sent over my hermes plugin- hit a lot of annoying gaps, but suprisingly functional once ironed out!
Particularly fun is to have your agent call you with critical updates, and if you set up a listener, to be able to call them when your hands are busy.
If you encounter lag when the convo first starts, make sure you set it to warm up the Codex realtime convo *before* initiating (or answering) the call- works wonders on my patience levels ๐คฃ
Hey @theo - quick check before I open a PR.
Iโve been building an Oh My Pi provider for T3 Code on OMPโs native RPC-UI bridge (not ACP). Thereโs an existing ACP path open as a PR, but RPC-UI keeps more of the real OMP surface (prompts, approvals, catalog,
etc.).
Wrapping E2E smoke + a few fixes now. Would a first-class OMP provider PR be welcome, or better to keep this in a fork for now?