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Speaking of asynchronous agents, what do people use? Claude Code for web is extremely limited, because you have no custom tools. Claude Code in GitHub Actions i
by lukaslalinsky 10mo ago
Speaking of asynchronous agents, what do people use? Claude Code for web is extremely limited, because you have no custom tools. Claude Code in GitHub Actions is vastly more useful, due to the custom environment, but ackward to use interactively. Are there any good alternatives?
- simonw 10mo agoI use Claude Code for web with an environment allowing full internet access, which means it can install extra tools as and when it needs them. I don't run into limits with it very often.
- jimmySixDOF 10mo agoPretty sure next year's wrapup will have "Year of the sub-agent"
- jes5199 10mo agoI'm running Claude Code in a tmux on a VPS, and I'm working on setting up a meta-agent who can talk to me over text messages
- absoluteunit1 10mo agoHey - this sounds like really interesting set-up! Would you be open to providing more details. Would love to hear more, your workflows, etc.
- fullstackchris 10mo agoI just use a couple of custom MCP tools with the standard claude desktop app: https://chrisfrew.in/blog/two-of-my-favorite-mcp-tools-i-use-every-day/ https://chrisfrew.in/blog/two-of-my-favorite-mcp-tools-i-use... IMO this is the best balance of getting agentic work done while having immediate access to anything else you may need with your development process.
- ehsanu1 10mo agoWhat exactly do you mean by custom tools here? Just cli tools accessible to the agent?
- lukaslalinsky 10mo agoDevelopment environment needed to build and test the project.