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wait so if i understand you correctly, 1. aider makes some change 2. aider then tells itself to use pexpect to check what changes it made 3. pexpect runs, open
by geekodour 2y ago
wait so if i understand you correctly,
1. aider makes some change
2. aider then tells itself to use pexpect to check what changes it made
3. pexpect runs, opens browser somehow captures error messages if any and feeds that back?
i am pretty sure i misunderstood something
- anotherpaulg 2y agoThere’s a little demo video in the Twitter link that might be worth checking out. But ya, aider can: code something for you, run it, capture the terminal output with pexpect and iterate further based on that.