Tuple

The best remote pair programming app on macOS and Windows (Linux app in alpha).

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[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

A dev I talked to said his favorite tool for development recently is called:

(I was expecting some AI IDE)

(Drumroll… it wasn’t)

Tuple!

It’s a lair programming tool that allows “taking over” the other person’s screen/IDE. Apparently his whole team uses it daily & love it

[Adam Wathan @adamwathan]

Had @r00k check how much I've used @tuple since it was first released in 2019 (I believe I was the very first customer)…

187,260 minutes.

I have spent 130 complete 24 hour days of my life pairing with people on my team 😄

Wild stat, amazing tool.

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

The pace of change for the niche that @tuple lives in is insane right now.

My directive to the team has been to iterate towards a future where we're indispensable to developers who are using agents.

They added airhorns 🤦‍♂️

It's live now in v3.2.0.

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@sqs 🫶

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One of the many reasons we made Tuple calls legible to agents... Having the full context from technical conversations, design decisions, live PR reviews, etc. makes your agent smarter.

[Andrej Karpathy @karpathy]

One pattern I find useful for working with LLMs is a nice long ramble session. Sometimes the LLM needs more bits to understand what you're trying to achieve, but you're too lazy to type them. In these cases I like to lean back, switch to /voice and just ramble for like 10 minutes, total mess, anything goes, full stream of consciousness. Sometimes I declare it up top, something like "switching to speech recognition sorry for any typos...". Sometimes I turn it into a small interview of a few turns. But I find that the LLMs are somehow very good at reconstructing long incoherent rambles and often their echo of your own tangle of thoughts comes out quite a bit cleaner than what you started with. The result is that you improve the mind meld and have to correct things less from that point on.

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

You can use the new @tuple transcription alpha to keep your Obsidian Karpathy-style wiki up to date after every call, extract tasks to your personal to-do list, and more!

[Chris Morrell @inxilpro]

OK, the new @tuple integration with @claudeai is kinda bonkers. Having Claude Code listening on a Tuple call and proactively spawning sub-agents and chiming in on a pairing session—while still a little creepy—is remarkably useful.

I'll say something like "I think X is only used in Y module" and move on, and then 30s later Claude Code will pop up with a note about another usage I forgot about.

Or we'll be processing several million records via an artisan command to test how it'll handle real-world volume and Claude's just in the background spot checking rows and chiming in with optimizations to make the command more performant.

If you had told me a year ago that I'd be piping the raw transcript of my Tuple calls into an LLM, I would have laughed in your face. But holy smokes is it so useful. 😅

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@inxilpro @claudeai 🫶

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

We're working quickly to bring Sonnet 5 to...

Oh right - @tuple transcription is all local, and you bring your own agent/harness. No app update necessary.

Just update your default model with `tuple connect --config` and keep collaborating with your agent and human coworkers.

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@Stephen_Dolan @raycast 👀

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

Tuple! Now in @raycast.

And your terminal.
And your Claude Code.
And your Codex.
And any other harness you've got.

All local on your machine and accessible via CLI and MCP.

https://t.co/WmfRmxZbfF

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@MysterE___ @andrewmccalip 👀

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@Stephen_Dolan bring me to Linear next 🙏

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

My local Claude Code, connected to our bug bash on Tuple, capturing bugs in real time as we find them.

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@Stephen_Dolan 👀

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

Continuing to tinker with real-time, local transcription on Tuple, connected to your harness of choice.

[Stephen Dolan @Stephen_Dolan]

Our Head of Growth told me I need to do a better job of telling y'all about the cool shit we're building.

How would you use a local agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) on your Tuple calls?

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@DaveSchinkel we're not going to do this in-app right now, but it's a great use case for triggers. our CEO wrote the most loud and most jolting version on a whim which you can clone and configure to something less insane: https://t.co/Av5TMm4gVq

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@DaveSchinkel I hear you - the visual is easy to miss on big monitors in particular. to reconfirm, the sound does play for you when folks join but you don't notice it either?

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@DaveSchinkel agreed! when someone joins a call, users should get this notification in the top right. provided you have "Play ringtones" enabled in Audio settings, you should also hear a chime. let us know if one or neither of those is happening and we'll investigate

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@digital_parad0x @stonecharioteer @dhh @OmarchyLinux Fixed - thank you!