@nikolay_dp@vercel@sahilcodex@queaxtra can't wait then! I'm on the edge of making my own GUI 'cause most of the apps are either :
- not OSS
- focused on making a GUI for harnesses more than a window to help managing projects and workspaces
- too much worktree focused (can't open a terminal anywhere else)
...
In all the usage tracker extensions I’ve found, it seems like multi-account support is missing.
That’s one of the things I love about https://t.co/ip2mHuFbXZ: it’s so customizable. Want something that doesn’t exist? Just create it.
@swyx Hey, symlink the node_modules directory in your worktrees to the one in your main repository. If you’re using Claude Code to create worktrees, it has a dedicated configuration file for this setup.
@realchendahuang@openchamber_dev The sole concern for me is that OpenCode is less token efficient than OMP or Pi. I appreciate their interface, though it falls short in quality.
@FlyaKiet Just installed it, and already won over by the UI and features. It feels incredibly complete and seamlessly integrated, I honestly have very little to complain about. The only slight drawback is that some of the animations feel a bit slow, which makes the app feel less native.
Why can't we have something powerful like Oh My Pi, but with a nice UI like OpenCode ?
Why can't we have a orca/cmux-like but much simpler, designed for worktrees ; choose either to create a new terminal or a new worktree.
@FlyaKiet I was also surprised to see that it takes up around 2 GB of disk space. Ultimately, I understand that it’s a company and needs to generate revenue, it’s just difficult find the sweet spot between a good OSS software and a paid one.
@FlyaKiet Well, to be fair, I hadn’t actually tried it until now. At first, I was hesitant about using software that seems to be gradually moving toward a paid model, especially since the iOS version will require a monthly subscription when it could simply have been a one-time purchase.