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To be honest a bit true, I use exe.dev and it prefers to use ssh or or just directly within the browser itself and that certainly helps with the trust (also exe

To be honest a bit true, I use exe.dev and it prefers to use ssh or or just directly within the browser itself and that certainly helps with the trust (also exe.dev is awesome, +1 to it using since day 1) Also the repository itself doesn't exist anymore as it shows me a 404, I haven't run any code or anything but it would definitely be nice if keepamovin talks more about it as the idea itself is nice but yeah. https://web.archive.org/web/20260501150640/https://github.com/DO-SAY-GO/ghostbox-releases https://web.archive.org/web/20260501150640/https://github.co...

keepamovin 5mo ago
The clean devX and minimalism of exe.dev definitely inspire by design for the ghost CLI. Essentially seeing exe.dev (which is a wholly different model, it's their own system - this is a local CLI tool you use to drive your GH account workflows), was the trigger for me to think "I should build this thing I've wanted for a long time". It's basically an improved gh CLI with a focus on real human-and-agent debugging and coding workflows on CI/multi-OS and infra, but written in a way where GH Actions doesn't have to be the backend - it's just the one I most use.