@madmax99993@QuinnyPig Using the credits for Gemma not anthopic. We have existing bedrock workloads.. the kiro thing was just an excuse to get the credits applied to those other workloads... AWS is going to AWS
@NoemiTitarenco American car culture is the worst. I spent the first 30 years of my life living rural, when I finally moved to a city and experienced life without a car did I realize how bad the car industry and gas industry did us dirty.
Off the top of my head...
Permission system is really annoying and no UI to go yolo or partial yolo.
Subjectively makes way more tool calls than other harnesses
The edit tool fights with the editor over changes when you are trying to use agent mode.
Auto mode doesn't give any visibility (that I could see) over which models are being used.
The ssh/remote mode was clunky to setup and had very poor recovery from network outages.
Those are the things I remember from my first couple hours of trying to solo it. I quickly gave up and went back to t3 and codex
Off the top of my head...
Permission system is really annoying and no UI to go yolo or partial yolo.
Subjectively makes way more tool calls than other harnesses
The edit tool fights with the editor over changes when you are trying to use agent mode.
Auto mode doesn't give any visibility (that I could see) over which models are being used.
The ssh/remote mode was clunky to setup and had very poor recovery from network outages.
Those are the things I remember from my first couple hours of trying to solo it. I quickly gave up and went back to t3 and codex
After the codex outage in @t3dotcodes my thread lost access to its usual tools for some reason? It compensated by using an open terminal to finish the work so I was seeing all the commands and output in real time in that terminal... I don't hate it...
I love the idea of complementing the user's shell. Augmenting their experience rather than attempting to hijack it.
Our latest experiment allow you to insert a path to ✨anything, anywhere✨ with instant fuzzy matching as well as traditional path navigation.
As useful for your `cat` as your `claude`.
You can be a hero at pretty much any corporate job today by telling someone on the sales team they can tell claude/chatgpt "use my browser to find all the people with title X at company Y on linked in and put it in a spreadsheet for me" That's it.. mind blown, hero for the week.