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deathmonger5000

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About deathmonger5000

https://github.com/ferrislucas

https://ferrislucas.net/

ferris@mydayoff.net

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    Comment #49217515

    If you’re into web based meta-harnesses you might like Circus Chief: https://github.com/ferrislucas/Circus-Chief Similar idea re using the same UI across all models, but the agent …

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    Comment #48754499

    Circus Chief allows you to do this: https://github.com/ferrislucas/Circus-Chief (Full disclosure: it’s my project)

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    Comment #48719399

    You might like Circus Chief. It’s a web based UI focused on mobile - local first. Supports Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini. Supports auto retries when you run out of tokens, schedul…

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    Comment #48460058

    I made Circus Chief: https://github.com/ferrislucas/Circus-Chief Circus Chief is a tool for managing coding agent sessions from a browser. It's specifically optimized for small scr…

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    Show HN: Circus Chief – Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini from Your Phone

    Hi HN, Circus Chief is a tool for managing coding agent sessions from a browser. It's specifically optimized for small screens. It supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Ge…

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    Comment #42883434

    I see what you're saying. Yes, what you described sounds like a much better approach in terms of being terminal agnostic. It would be awesome to have a tool like iterm-mcp that sup…

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    Comment #42883152

    It sounds like iterm-mcp isn’t a tool that would fit in your organization. I’m totally not trying to change that or sell you anything. I’m curious what your thoughts are around Cur…

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    Comment #42883111

    I think you might mean use the tail command? See my other comments about not wanting to change the user’s workflow. I don’t want to get in between the user and their commands in an…

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    Comment #42883087

    > I just can’t imagine giving AI any rights to actually run commands without oversight We’re 100% on the same page here. No one should ask Claude (or any model) to do something usi…

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    Comment #42882013

    I wonder how much of what iTerm knows about the current terminal state is exposed. I got it working "good enough for me" and moved on to other pieces of the puzzle. I'm sure what I…

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    Comment #42881753

    > Why would you favor this approach over say, a command line tool that can pipe input into and out of a configurable AI backend, fork subprocesses [...] I think what you're describ…

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    Comment #42881199

    Hi, thanks for your comment! I haven't explored that approach. Can you say more? Will using the approach that you suggested support interactive CLI utilities like a REPL? Those are…

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    Comment #42881128

    Hi, thanks for the comment! wcgw looks really cool - nice job with it! > I wonder if there's really a need for separate write to terminal and read output functions? I was hoping th…

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    Show HN: Iterm-Mcp – AI Terminal/REPL Control for iTerm2

    Hi HN! Ever wish you could just point your AI assistant at your terminal and say 'what's wrong with this output?' That's why I built iterm-mcp. It lets MCP clients like Claude Desk…

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    Comment #42087224

    Really nice work! Thanks for sharing this. Odd time signatures would be a nice addition. Thanks again!

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    Comment #41927416

    Can you point out where telemetry or other spying can be found in this codebase?

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    Comment #41343001

    I’m working on a tool called Together Gift It. Together Gift It makes managing group gift events like Christmas easier. I’m making it because my family was sending an insane amount…

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    Comment #40788334

    I created a CLI tool called Promptr which is an open source developer tool that allows the user to modify their codebase using plain language. The tool sends the user’s query as we…

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    Comment #39961150

    I created a tool called Together Gift It because my family was sending an insane amount of gift related group texts during the holidays. My favorite one was when someone included t…

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    Comment #39957809

    Sorry wrong thread :(

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    Comment #39956750

    I created a tool called Together Gift It because my family was sending an insane amount of gift related group texts during the holidays. My favorite one was when someone included t…

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    Comment #39393008

    Here's the fork of Open Interpreter that I was experimenting with: https://github.com/ferrislucas/open-interpreter/pull/1/files The system prompt that adds the Promptr CLI tool is …

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    Comment #39376129

    OI fixed the factories and config by attempting to run the tests. The test run would fail because there's no test suite configured, so OI inspected the Gemfile using `cat`. Then it…

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    Comment #39375297

    I think I have the prompts still, but not on my work machine. I'll look tonight and edit this comment with whatever I can find. I actually forked OI and baked in a prompt that was …

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    Comment #39374615

    I taught https://github.com/KillianLucas/open-interpreter how to use https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr Then I asked it to add a test suite to a rails side project. It created …