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by xenodium 1y ago
Thank you! I really appreciate the words and the purchase!
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by xenodium 1y ago
Hey, nice to see ya here! Sure, you know where to find me :)
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by xenodium 1y ago
It's got some of them already like showing and accepting diffs rendered natively. All edits are committed via Emacs itself and on to open buffers if applicable. TAB navigation. Accepting permission has had a fair amount of iteration to
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by xenodium 1y ago
> but I don't like the header added on the top of the buffer Please file a feature request, so we can make the graphical header optional: https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell/issues
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by xenodium 1y ago
Hey I know where that’s from! As an Emacs user, his video was very funny https://youtu.be/urcL86UpqZc?si=Jhqiy1yCXDGHoIoS
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by xenodium 1y ago
Thank you! This really makes my day. Also glad to hear you’re a Journelly fan. Thank you for purchasing. Building niche apps sustainably is a real challenge.
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by xenodium 1y ago
Swing by the Emacs side ;) We got vim bindings too!
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by xenodium 1y ago
A unified native user experience built into your text editor. Not only for Claude Code but also any other agent that talks ACP like Gemini CLI, Codex, Goose, etc.
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by xenodium 1y ago
agent-shell: A single native Emacs experience to interact with different AI agents powered by ACP (Agent Client Protocol) https://agentclientprotocol.com So far, agent-shell can interact with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and
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by xenodium 1y ago
Thank you Daniel!
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by xenodium 1y ago
https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell A native Emacs shell mode to interact with multiple LLM agents powered by ACP (Agent Client Protocol) https://agentclientprotocol.com
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Agent Shell 0.5 Improvements(xenodium.com)
24 points by xenodium 1y ago|4 comments
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by xenodium 1y ago
> Meanwhile - Nothing changes, everything generally gets worse https://LMNO.lol is my grain of sand. I wasn't happy the state of blogging (tracking, bloat, ads, paywalls...), so I built https://LMNO.lol . It&#
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Emacs agent-shell (powered by ACP)(xenodium.com)
4 points by xenodium 1y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Emacs agent-shell (powered by ACP)(xenodium.com)
2 points by xenodium 1y ago|0 comments
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by xenodium 1y ago
I didn’t use mc much back in the day, but I do use Emacs dired a ton these days. Specially for applying command line utilities to a bunch of files. https://xenodium.com/how-i-batch-apply-and-save-one-liners
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by xenodium 1y ago
Dired is awesome. It’s replaced a bunch of my terminal usage https://xenodium.com/how-i-batch-apply-and-save-one-liners
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by xenodium 1y ago
I went through a similar exercise last year (back to purchasing/owning music) and couldn't be happier. Built my own offline player too. https://xenodium.com/ready-player-mode https://xenodium.com/a
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Emacs Elevator Pitch(xenodium.com)
25 points by xenodium 1y ago|0 comments
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by xenodium 1y ago
> I could see weighing it in my sponsorship decisions. I build software. If I build useful things, there's a demand. TIL where I live is now relevant to some.
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by xenodium 1y ago
> Author needs money from you but lives in London. Maybe he should move somewhere cheaper Wow. Is this because I wrote the following on my blog? "Find video-trimmer-mode useful? Want me to publish to MELPA? Enjoying this blog or my
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by xenodium 1y ago
Hey, thanks for reporting. I had a couple of links that went haywire. Please lemme know if you run into other issues. First link to https://xenodium.com/seek-and-you-shall-find was broken. Should work fine now.
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by xenodium 1y ago
lol I did work in the smarwatch space for a good chunk of time. While I totally get the nail thing, this is as quick/lightweight as it gets after the command line, which is a lot more cumbersome for this use case.
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by xenodium 1y ago
> Screenflow is the lightest i know of but fails badly at some video formats and sometimes OoMs I'm a big fan of ScreenFlow, but light it is not ;) If you just want to trim and assuming you are on macOS, QuickTime's "Edit
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Emacs as your video-trimming tool(xenodium.com)
286 points by xenodium 1y ago|167 comments
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by xenodium 1y ago
If you're a beginner (like me), I built a little space-invaders-like game to help me practice the kana https://xenodium.com/mochi-invaders-now-on-the-app-store It's free (no ads nor funny business).
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by xenodium 1y ago
> I write the content on this website for people, not robots. I’m sharing my opinions and experiences so that you might identify with them and learn from them. I’m writing about things I care about because I like sharing and I like teach
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by xenodium 1y ago
While Emacs itself is not entirely immune to software rot (external dependencies and all), it’s truly amazing how little to no rot is experienced by elisp software (packages). If you find an Emacs package written 15 years ago, the chances o
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by xenodium 1y ago
Native UI integrations are pretty nice. For example, native sharing/send-to was recently merged https://xenodium.com/emacs-send-to-aka-macos-sharing-merged-...
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Writing experience: My decade with Org(xenodium.com)
4 points by xenodium 1y ago|0 comments

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