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> it can introspect the interpreter state and execute code inside the live session. So you could presumably also set it up to implement its suggestions (i.e. i
by zahlman 8mo ago
> it can introspect the interpreter state and execute code inside the live session.
So you could presumably also set it up to implement its suggestions (i.e. if it "executes" its proposed definition for `succ` that would actually just update it in the global namespace). Fun stuff.
> a terminal UI where you can switch between Python and the agent via <tab>.
I'd suggest rethinking this; people usually expect the tab key to auto-complete.
At any rate, thanks for writing the description yourself. The usual LLM-generated copy for these kinds of projects is really obnoxious.
- andreabergia 8mo ago> So you could presumably also set it up to implement its suggestions (i.e. if it "executes" its proposed definition for `succ` that would actually just update it in the global namespace). Fun stuff. Yep, I've had that working in some earlier version of the tooling. > I'd suggest rethinking this; people usually expect the tab key to auto-complete. That's a fair point. > At any rate, thanks for writing the description yourself. I might let an LLM write the code, and even the user's manual, but I write my own blog post and comments. :-)