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I have not tried Gas Town yet, but Steve's beads https://github.com/steveyegge/beads https://github.com/steveyegge/beads (used by Gas Town) has been a game-chan
by juanre 9mo ago
I have not tried Gas Town yet, but Steve's beads https://github.com/steveyegge/beads https://github.com/steveyegge/beads (used by Gas Town) has been a game-changer, on the order of what claude code was when it arrived.
- zingar 9mo agoDo you have any workflow tips or write up with beads?
- juanre 9mo agoMy workflow tends to be very simple: start a session; ask the agent "what's next", which prompts it to check beads; and more often than not ask it to just pick up whichever bead "makes more sense". In claude I have a code-reviewer agent, and I remind cc often to run the code reviewer before closing any bead. It works surprisingly well. I used to monitor context and start afresh when it reached ~80%, but I stopped doing that. Compacting is not as disruptive as it used to be, and with beads agents don't lose track. I spent some time trying to measure the productivity change due to beads, analysing cc and codex logs and linking them to deltas and commits in git [1]. But I did not fully believe the result (5x increase when using beads, there has to be some hidden variable) and I moved on to other things. Part of the complexity is that these days I often work on two or three projects at the same time, so attribution is difficult. [1] Analysis code is at https://github.com/juanre/agent-taylor https://github.com/juanre/agent-taylor