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Im having a hard time figuring out what the intended user interface is here. The screenshots im seeing makes this look to be an electron app, but the repo seems to be implying that…

No offense intended by my initial reply, I understand how I may have came off in that way however. On the 'extreme' bit, this might certainly be along the lines of personal experie…

There is clear irony in the statement "... an absolutist cold-turkey-approach." ... "except some things like Hacker News, LinkedIn, YouTube." That sounds closer to the opposite end…

Anecdotally, when I see coding agents preform this action- I see them using bash. IMO less tools is better, if the agent has a shell- so not having a dedicated cut/paste tool is go…

Then the agent runtime should be happening in a sandbox, where policy is enforced by a gateway external to it. Bound the agent's autonomy based on of the affects the agent's action…

The way I try to illustrate this to my peers, in the context of automating with llms, is to "do as much of the deterministic work as possible before and after involving an agent". …

Gotcha, I feel like model or provider-specific installs would be a nice QoL improvement in that case. Presumably, part of this issue (beyond the ethos of minimalism) is the aim of …

I'd like to understand what features you're referring to that are missing from base-install Pi CLI.

Obligatory yes, but only if you're subscription-based and not pay-per-token as enterprise users are.

Am I wrong to be somewhat peeved by the use of "RAG" in these contexts? I always read things like this, and wonder if instead the author should be saying "Semantic Retrieval" or so…

Nice work! Excited to try $YOUR_HARNESS out! Reading your comment reminded me; I actually did something quite similar at $MY_BETTER_STARTUP! My approach is slightly different, howe…

Sounds like user error to me. Codex gives an llm a tool to allow it to use shell in the context of the host and user in which it is running. If a resource is sensitive, and accessi…

Ah, I wasn't aware things regressed there. Yea certainly workarounds n soft fork sorts of things definitely would work- but thats a bummer than things have changed. From watching P…

You can use the Codex harness with non-openai providers if you want.

I keep butting into the question of; why opencode, when you've got codex available? Codex is open source as well, and i can't seem to picture a situation where one would want Openc…

The "Very good" I'm referring to is far better than only 99%. I can't offer solid stats off the top sadly, so you'll have to just take my word for it ;) I'll take the opportunity t…

I find papers/articles which discuss solutions that rely heavily on a model in the middle unreadable, if the models used are not discussed. The data you need to get into context fo…

I have gone through this process and evaluated the results. Maybe you're referring to their comment as written, but going through what OC described + handholding leads to very good…

Nvidia Openshell solves most of the hard problems I've run into while building stuff in this space. Observability is, for my purposes, solved by a given framework supporting OpenTe…