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Comment #49191192
Warp engineer here - Warp is open source as well if there's anything we can do to improve the default experience. Otherwise, it's available to fork and customize: https://github.co…
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Comment #49177456
Warp eng here. Glad you like it :)
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Comment #49177438
Warp team member here. If you have natural language detection on, you can turn this off in Settings > Agents > Warp Agent > Input by disabling "Autodetect agent prompts in terminal…
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Comment #49177395
Warp engineer here - yes, you can use OpenCode or Pi as comparison points; our CLI has BYOK, Supergrok subscription support, or our own inference to connect to frontier / open weig…
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Comment #49128091
TIL agents can interact with tldraw documents. Thanks for sharing
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Comment #49126692
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Comment #49126679
That's all Hubble is! You can treat it like a text editor for your existing .md files
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Comment #49126669
Good feedback, I'd like to add more sections to the homepage to describe the components / motivations more clearly. The scope has increased to more agent collaboration features thi…
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Comment #49126647
Thanks for sharing this handfuloflight! This is Ben, creator of Hubble. I've been replying to comments throughout this post (appreciate the thorough feedback). If you have any ques…
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Comment #49126633
Fair comment. Hubble and Obsidian both use Markdown on-disk, so they're equally agent-friendly. There's a few reasons I built it instead of continuing to use Obsidian (which I've u…
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Comment #49126478
Thanks, glad you like it! Feel free to start an issue and a prototype PR for mermaid diagramming support. It's been on my todos to add: github.com/bholmesdev/hubble.md/issues
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Comment #49126456
It's just a folder on your filesystem, no fancy cloud setup. Similar to Obsidian.
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