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> What would you want from a multi-agent IDE I use Orbstack to run docker compose for worktree each with a distinct domain ( previously using Colima + Cloudfla
by jimmydoe 10mo ago
> What would you want from a multi-agent IDE
I use Orbstack to run docker compose for worktree each with a distinct domain ( previously using Colima + Cloudflared for same reason ). Not that this has to be done by IDE, but not bad if that's offered.
- ahmadyan 10mo agoack i run .agentastic/setup.sh script on every newly created worktrees (doc: https://www.agentastic.dev/docs/how-to/git-worktrees https://www.agentastic.dev/docs/how-to/git-worktrees) and we set a few env variables in that script (e.g. current-worktree-dir, etc) so your stack should be supported https://docs.orbstack.dev/docker/ https://docs.orbstack.dev/docker/ don't have shut-down yet, but i can add it as well (i.e. cleaning up the env upon deletion) would a pair of setup.sh/shutdown.sh cover majority of your workflow? what else is needed?
- jimmydoe 10mo agoCan I input (part of) domain name during setup, or it can be autogenerated(can be similar to branch name but characters are limited for domain of coz)? Or both?
- ahmadyan 10mo agoit is your script, so you can do whatever you want; i just provide some env variables specific to the branch, e.g. $AGENTASTIC_BRANCH $AGENTASTIC_BASE_BRANCH $AGENTASTIC_WORKTREE_PATH $AGENTASTIC_MAIN_REPO_PATH $AGENTASTIC_COMMIT $AGENTASTIC_REPO_NAME if you give me some examples, i see i can also add that.