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by saadn92 9mo ago
I’m working on agent-os: a slf-hosted web UI for managing multiple AI coding CLI sessions (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) with multi-pane terminals. All free and open source: https://github.com/saadnvd1/agent-os
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by saadn92 9mo ago
of course, let me know if there's anything else! I'm actively working on this :)
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by saadn92 9mo ago
Hi, just wanted to let you know that I ended up adding Gemini CLI support. If you see anything else, please let me know!
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by saadn92 9mo ago
you could definitely extend it, it's all open source and a really great idea! it already supports opencode and even codex CLI, so adding Gemini CLI will be really easy. I can look at it by the way. love the use case
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Show HN: AgentOS – Self-hosted web UI for managing multiple Claude Code sessions(github.com)
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by saadn92 9mo ago
Yeah I just built www.makerkit.io for the exact same thing
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by saadn92 1y ago
My favorite thing about RubyMine is its ability to search so quickly for the text I'm looking for. I even used it for non-ruby projects just because I love the search functionality and that's what I'm used to. Definitely love
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by saadn92 1y ago
This is a really good idea, but I’ve noticed that, even with developer experience and using Claude code, building a complex app is extremely difficult and takes dozens of prompts to get things actually working. This is probably a great prot
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by saadn92 1y ago
This is really cool, nice job!
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by saadn92 1y ago
If anyone is interested in an alternative Notes app for projects, I have my side project over here: https://www.lumifyhub.io
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by saadn92 1y ago
I'm just used to those tools and they're only paid once you hit usage limits, which usually doesn't happen if I'm prototyping something. Also, will check that stack out. I usually do love Rails, but have noticed it'
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by saadn92 1y ago
I've been working on my YouTube channel here, creating content for n8n workflows. My latest video is about creating an automated youtube newsletter for your videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQcsCbM9Fgs
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by saadn92 1y ago
This is awesome! Are you using something like Vapi or ElevanLabs to create the audio output?
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by saadn92 1y ago
I think you just have to lean on it as a junior programmer that you're pairing with on a problem. It'll suggest something, but you still think about what it suggests or be skeptical about it. Once you do that, it actually can help
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by saadn92 1y ago
I like the idea. What’s the tech stack like?
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by saadn92 1y ago
did you make this?
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by saadn92 1y ago
I like it!
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by saadn92 1y ago
Recently: NextJS, Supabase, Clerk, Vercel Previously: Rails/React + Postgres + Heroku
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by saadn92 1y ago
You only need enough money to take care of yourself and family. Owning anything more than that doesn't really help you or make you happier. Also, being rich isn't binary. It's a continuum, so just because you don't have
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by saadn92 1y ago
My thought is that some people don't want to adapt, but will be forced to adapt when AI is used everywhere. I'm not a fan of AI either, but it does have its uses and if you don't use it now, you'll have to learn later on
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by saadn92 1y ago
Actual code diff might be a bit too much via Telegram, so natural summary might be fine.
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by saadn92 1y ago
Really great idea! The thing is sometimes I have to monitor the changes Cursor makes because it makes more changes than I need, so maybe a way to see the changes made would be cool. Regardless, will give this a try
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by saadn92 1y ago
I recommend Claude Code or Cursor, they’re usually the best right now. If you implement new features, be very specific. The more vague you are, the more it’ll just implement whatever it wants. Be wary, it also ends up breaking stuff sometim
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by saadn92 1y ago
It’s funny I made a similar post about this on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/s/yPyMxlcTqt
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by saadn92 1y ago
My job just does it via Jira tickets, but yes, anything can be gamed
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by saadn92 1y ago
what does the app do?
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by saadn92 1y ago
Easiest way is to get some estimates using ChatGPT. If you have information about your company, then get those numbers and see what estimates it can spit out for you. Adjust as needed
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by saadn92 1y ago
Business folk understand numbers that could potentially impact them directly. Create a slide deck or a powerpoint about the amount of savings over time they'd get, or the amount invested and the total return on investment. It's st
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by saadn92 1y ago
Just a suggestion: get a landing page. This currently redirects to the login page, which isn't the best experience for someone to find out what your product is really about.
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by saadn92 1y ago
Nice work! What was your tech stack if you don't mind me asking?

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