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kmansm27
8mo ago
Yeah, this looks great for OpenCode (which we're planning on adding soon!), but I personally have Claude Code and Codex subscriptions, which Omnara supports. We also support syncing your local session to a cloud sandbox to continue you
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Omnara’s is useful if you have a complex dev setup that’s hard to replicate in Claude’s remote container, or you want to test things out locally without any friction. Omnara tries to make switching between being on your computer and being o
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8mo ago
Omnara is used while on the toilet a lot
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kmansm27
8mo ago
There's a lot of solutions that people are hacking together to be able to use coding agents from their phone (e.g. terminal emulator + tailscale, slack, whatsapp, telegram). I enjoy Omnara more than those solutions because it's a
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Launch HN: Omnara (YC S25) – Run Claude Code and Codex from anywhere
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8mo ago
An example of a non-coding "asynchronous agent" in my mind is something like deep research. It runs for a while in ChatGPT or Gemini, and when it's done, it produces a markdown file or google doc with its findings. The parall
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8mo ago
Here's Stripe using the term today - https://x.com/stevekaliski/status/2021034048945070360?s=20 And here's Google using the term to describe Jules - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4
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8mo ago
If you're talking about the async agent described in the post (already regretting calling it that, let's call it orchestrator agent instead), looks like https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-teams is try
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Everyone’s building “async agents,” but almost no one can define them
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1y ago
Did you run into the same issue with the apple sign in not working?
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kmansm27
1y ago
Hey, thanks for trying to get it working, this is unexpected! The reason we have the localhost in the callback is so that we can write the api key to ~/.omnara/credentials.json, so for future use, you would just use that api key.
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kmansm27
1y ago
Here's our privacy policy - https://omnara.com/privacy . The main information we store is everything you see in the Omnara dashboard/mobile app. e.g. agent conversations are stored in our server so that it can be s
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1y ago
the missing session id might occur if you're not using a recent version of claude code! can you try updating your version of claude code and running "omnara" again?
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kmansm27
1y ago
OH! I see what you mean, will add that soon!
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kmansm27
1y ago
Email ishaan@omnara.com with your google play store email account. He can invite you to being a tester for the android app while it's making its way through the review process!
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1y ago
We've noticed that using terminal emulators (e.g. warp, alacritty) lead to issues with pasting things into Omnara, do you happen to be using a terminal emulator? If so we can look into it. But with the native terminal, pasting should w
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1y ago
Technically, all the messages are stored in our DB (anything that's visible in our dashboard is stored in our DB), so if we wanted to, we could see the messages flowing through Omnara. If you delete a chat instance, the messages are de
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1y ago
Thanks for mentioning this, we'll look into it
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1y ago
I know one of our users is able to use it with Claude Code via Cursor, so I assume that it's able to work the same way with VSCode
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1y ago
Looks like someone in our github reported that the termios library we use isn't compatible with windows ( https://github.com/omnara-ai/omnara/issues/72 ), so might take a bit longer to find a workaround fo
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1y ago
Good point, I'll take a look at that
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This is cool! We've had a bunch of people request for voice control, they've used the native keyboard voice control for now, but it's not great at getting contextual recognition of words (especially technical things). It'
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1y ago
Thanks! We're going to make the mobile app and frontend open source too, I just haven't had the time to do it properly yet. Maybe I can email you the source code - if you're interested you can email me at kartik@omnara.com. O
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Thanks! There's nothing inherently macos-specific about this, I just need to get my hands on a Windows machine to test it out in case there's some path issues. I'll try to do that soon and update you
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1y ago
Really cool, I actually haven't met many people using cursor background agents. I do think Anthropic is working on a web app for Claude Code (saw it in some thread somewhere), so I'm sure they're also working on a mobile app.
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1y ago
Coming very soon, it's been a long process with the Android store. Thank god for react native and expo
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1y ago
Awesome stuff, mobile coding (imo mobile everything) is definitely the future
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Oh interesting, we've gotten some requests for supporting opencode as well. Opencode would much easier to work with than Claude Code since the backend and frontend are separate and open source. Maybe we can beat them to the mobile supp
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I still think that human taste is important even if agents become really good at implementing everything and everyone's just an idea guy. Counter argument: if agents do become really good at implementation, then I'm not sure if ev
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1y ago
I'd say it's more flexible! At least we're trying to head in that direction, since the SDK allows you to hook up any agent to our platform, not just CLI agents. And eventually we want people to be able to add their own fronte
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