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ahmadyan
9mo ago
Problem with Code Review is it is quite straightforward to just prompt it, and the frontier models, whether Opus or GPT5.2Codex do a great job at code-reviews. I don't need second subscription or API call when the first one i already h
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ahmadyan
9mo ago
This is an awesome library, thank you so much for making it. I just ported it to my IDE, agentastic.dev, and works like a charm. https://assets.agentastic.ai/agentastic-dev-assets/videos/0....
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ahmadyan
9mo ago
why do you think the previous management team couldn't pull an Elon and fire 80% of the engineering staff themselves? why they needed an external leadership to take over and do it? Part that i can't wrap my head around was at leas
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ahmadyan
9mo ago
I believe this is using Virtualization.framework and not Containerization API from Tahoe, right? Is there a limit on number of instances you can have per physical mac? i recall there was a hard limit of 2 because of EULA, unless Apple has c
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ahmadyan
9mo ago
You mentioned "deleting the actual project, since the file sync is two-way", my solution (in agentastic.dev) was to fist copy the code with git-worktree, then share that with the container.
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ahmadyan
9mo ago
Very few people have the expertise to write efficient assembly code, yet everyone relies on compilers and assemblers to translate high-level code to byte-level machine code. I think same concept is true here. Once coding agents become trivi
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
imho I think you benefit from better testing infra, as manual qa is your bottleneck. if you don't mind, what software is this?
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
it 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 $AGENTASTI
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
I had this ShowHN yesterday, which didn't grab much attention, so i'm using this opportunity as it seems relevant (it is a solution for running CC in parallel) if you folks like to run parallel claude-code sessions, and like nativ
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
ack i run .agentastic/setup.sh script on every newly created worktrees (doc: 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
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10mo ago
not yet, just vanilla work-tree, so file isolation. I also poorly manage env isolation through running .agentastic/setup.sh script upon work-tree creation; which can setup .env files, etc. I wasn't aware of branchbox, i was planni
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
I hear you, and totally agree. I had the exact same problem. My goal is to simplify the process (but not too much) and reduce the mental demands of running agents, by automating at least work-tree management and code-review a bit at. So de
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
few reasons: * Agents take a while to get the job done, so you give a prompt and you have to wait anywhere between 10mins-2hours or longer for it to finish. So it make sense to have parallel agents working on different features of the codeb
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Show HN: Agentastic.dev is Ghostty and Git worktrees = multi-agent CC/Codex IDE
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ahmadyan
10mo ago
My issue with most of them is the xterm.js, which can't handle when the terminals get large/too big, Even Conductor (great app, i love conductor and the team behind it) had to drop their "big-terminal" mode. i'm hac
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10mo ago
They need to compile the model for their chips. Standard transformers are easier, so GPT-OSS, Qwen, GLM, etc if there is demand, they will deploy it. Nemotron on the other hand is a hybrid (Transformer + Mamba-2) so it will be more challeng
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ahmadyan
11mo ago
Congrats on the launch, Nia looks great.
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1y ago
of course, cathedral = sandbox env in the provider's cloud, so [codex]( https://chatgpt.com/codex ) uses this model. Their codex-cli product is the Bazaar model, where you run in your computer, in your own environment. C
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ahmadyan
1y ago
Codex/Jules are taking a very different approach than CC/Curser, There used to be this thesis in software of [Cathedral vs Bazaar]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar ), the modern versi
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1y ago
Why? For $200plan, it has 40M token cap per day, so assuming the API pricing, the max usage per day is $12/day or 360 per month. (Assuming user max-out usage every day or doesn't hit the 1000message limit first) relatively standar
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ahmadyan
1y ago
Congrats on Qwen3 launch, also ty for the exploration tier. Makes our life a lot easier. Any plan/ETA on launching it's big-brother (Qwen3-code)?