river_otter

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by river_otter 9mo ago
Nathan here: Anushri and I wrote this after many discussion in our team here at mozilla.ai. Not only from experiences managing contributions in our own OSS code but also in extenral OSS codebases we contribute to ourselves: we've seen
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Bug is patched in version 0.2.2, run `brew update && brew upgrade aoe` to grab the update
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Found the bug! I was using three handles to point to the same file descriptor. Fixed in https://github.com/njbrake/agent-of-empires/pull/27 , i'll get a patch version out ASAP
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Thank you for the bug report! I created https://github.com/njbrake/agent-of-empires/issues/26 Would you be able to share any additional information about what terminal you are using? I saw issues when using i
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Thanks for giving it a try! If you can think of any improvements I'm certainly all ears. What i've been doing is using the ios + termius + aoe setup to just keep tasks moving forwards. I log in from my phone, see which sessions ar
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Good questions! All of that is handled inside of the coding agent (Claude Code / OpenCode). `aoe` is responsible for managing the agent sessions: It does keep those sessions persistent in tmux even if you close `aoe`, but if you restar
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by river_otter 9mo ago
THIS!!! I'm right there with you. Imo, using aoe (or whatever tool you can find for session management) is the key unlock to help give us all the patience to try out the ollama/lmstudio/mlx providers to see how they really pe
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by river_otter 9mo ago
I haven't. Looks cool though!
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Thank you for the feedback! My general feeling is that people are not doing sandboxing. Those that are, generally use devcontainers or some docker based solution
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by river_otter 9mo ago
It has been scheduled https://github.com/njbrake/agent-of-empires/issues/23
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Once you are attached to an agent session, correct it's just tmux! aoe does: - gives you one screen that shows you all of your agents and shows you which one s are waiting for you to attach to them and give them a new task or answer a
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Personally I'm actually feeling like the CLI agent is a great experience once you get used to it, and managing them in aoe honestly does sort of feel like my worker management strategy when I was trying to maximize my productivity in a
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Conductor build looked cool. For me, I wanted something a little lighter weight that stays in the terminal. When I looked at conductor it seemed like it was a standalone app
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Tbh that's exactly what I'm using aoe for: termius on my phone ssh into my Mac mini and then use aoe to check in on each agent session. Just make sure you check out the readme if you do this because at least for termius there&#x27
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by river_otter 9mo ago
I need to add some better docs but the CLI of aoe supports it already!
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by river_otter 9mo ago
I'm also seriously considering the ability to produce aoeii sound effects like "nuh nuh nuh"
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Haha I'm all about the KISS principle. I also set up a snapshot testing framework so that people can submit screenshots of any messed up status reports and I can easily add them to the test suite to make sure we fix any issues that som
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Totally. Yegge's post was fascinating and there was quite a bit of chatter about it internally at my company . I have this feeling that if I could just figure out how to effectively direct 10-20+ coding agents at once, I could supercha
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by river_otter 9mo ago
It does not. I opted for the flow of returning to dashboard to give the user the control over which context they wanted to launch themselves into. I'm not against considering the feature, but in my own work trying to wrangle multiple a
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Ah thanks I should have clarified, I generally meant that's why I wrote it in rust. Tmux has nothing to do with security for sure. It works on top of tmux to monitor the coding agent state all in one place so that you can see whether t
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Show HN: Agent-of-empires: OpenCode and Claude Code session manager(github.com)
118 points by river_otter 9mo ago|44 comments
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by river_otter 9mo ago
makes sense. You could look at something like https://github.com/musistudio/claude-code-router if at some point you're interested in going down that path. I've been using gpt-oss-20b which would fit on your G
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Next level up is self hosting your LLM! I put LM Studio on a mac mini at home and have been extremely happy with it. Then you can use a tool like opencode to connect to that LLM and boom, Claude Code dependency is removed and you just got e
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by river_otter 9mo ago
Great first blog post! The corner highlighting in the gifs and images was very clear. Also, I really like the formatting of how you inserted the gifs inline with border radius and shadow effect: I haven't seen blogs with your styling a
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by river_otter 9mo ago
How about the freedom to choose a provider for the model? Like maybe it's determined that gpt-oss-20b is good, but the user gets to decide on provider and whether it can be local (which would entail a quantized version of the model so
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Show HN: Agent-of-empires: opencode & claudecode session manager(github.com)
8 points by river_otter 9mo ago|0 comments
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by river_otter 9mo ago
The quote "Sorry this letter is so long, I didn't have the time to write a shorter one" (Mark Twain, Blaise Pascal, lots of debate) sticks with me over the years. I appreciated the several points from Addy supporting this ide
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by river_otter 11mo ago
One thing from the podcast that jumped out to me was the statement that in pre training "you don't have to think closely about the data". Like I guess the success of pre training supports the point somewhat but it feels to me