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Comment #47702964
We are building an ecosystem to do just that (coding agent + git integration + testing + deployment, together with other capabilities: https://github.com/acrotron/aye-chat ) but it…
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Comment #47222076
Because it's not true? The beating portion, not the cheaper portion.
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Show HN: AI that edits your files directly, no approvals [demo]
Hey HN, I am building Aye Chat, an open-source terminal workspace that integrates AI code generator directly into your shell, allowing you to edit files and run commands as well as…
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Comment #46377849
That's a fair question, and you're right that you can do this with a single command plus git. The difference I'm exploring is defaults, not capability. In most tools the safe mode …
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Comment #46377710
Good comparison. The idea of writing automatically by setting some flags and then recovering with git is not new: I agree with that; and it's not just Claude - others are doing it …
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Show HN: AI that edits your files directly, no approvals
Hey HN, I'm building Aye Chat ( https://github.com/acrotron/aye-chat ), an open source AI-powered terminal workspace that lets you edit files, run shell commands, and ask AI to mod…
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Comment #46290682
I’ve been working on a terminal-native AI coding tool called Aye Chat. The idea is to remove the copy/paste/review loop entirely. Instead of asking an AI for code and then manually…
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Comment #46049945
I actually had the same pain point - so to address - built a code generator specifically around the "undo" functionality: it takes snapshots before making any updates, and then you…
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Comment #46045870
Someone pointed me to this post from Cline engineer - below is my response to that Post: https://cline.bot/blog/why-cline-doesnt-index-your-codebase-... That post however does not …
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Can application layer improve local model output quality?
Hi - I am building a terminal-native tool for code generation, and one of the recent updates was to package a local model (Qwen 2.5 Coder 7B, downloads on the first try) for those …
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Comment #45980286
(OP here) I decided to let the AI coder write directly to the file system without human approval - to accelerate the process, but built a Python-based snapshot mechanism to make it…
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Comment #45926365
Just another day I was asking a question how long will it be until we stop looking at AI-generated code - and most replies were in the 5+ years out. I think most - me included - ap…
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Linux shell with code generator integration?
Hi Everyone, I started building AI code generator with shell integration because did not like the feeling of switching back and forth between my terminal environment and panes wher…
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Comment #45759785
(Aye Chat developer here). We’re looking for feedback on usability, feature set, and, of course, bugs. Join the conversation on *Hacker News*, on our GitHub issues page, and on our…
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Show HN: Aye Chat: AI-First development in your terminal
We’ve just opened the public beta of Aye Chat, a terminal‑based AI coding assistant. It’s terminal-native, not built first for UI and then retrofitted for command line: we built it…
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What tools do you use for AI code generation?
We are working primarily in Linux/terminal/SSH sessions/AWS contexts. We tried the Anthropic CLI, but the invocation rate limits made it cost‑prohibitive. Ended up building an in-h…