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Maybe not adds in, but wraps around. You could accomplish much of this with fairly simply bash scripts.
by transitorykris 7mo ago
Maybe not adds in, but wraps around. You could accomplish much of this with fairly simply bash scripts.
- esperent 7mo agoYou could accomplish all of it with claude -p (headless mode).
- brcmthrowaway 7mo agoIndeed. Where are people finding time for these sort of projects.
- injidup 7mo agoThey bootstrap a workflow with a prompt then build an orchestrator off that then prompt it to be converted to an opencode plugin and then prompt a website to be generated advertising it and then prompt a tool that reviews hacker news feedback and automatically incorporates feedback into next generation of the tool. At the end of the week they go to their manager and complain they are out of tokens for the actual job they are being paid for.
- staticvar 7mo agoHaha, not far off. Only difference is I'm not spending my tokens at work. I use this on a side project video game that I'm developing.
- transitorykris 7mo agoAdmittedly I might be missing a flag or two with claude, but how are multiple loops and comparisons of solutions done with just headless mode?
- esperent 7mo agoVia skills.
- loveparade 7mo agoIt's just a prompt.
- hombre_fatal 7mo agoYou have building blocks like "--resume <sessionId>" and "--fork-session". For example, one thing you can do is curate the context of an "immutable" conversation and then reuse it as a base context for other prompts.