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Connecting to juggler remotely from a browser is baked into its whole architecture! The entire GUI is identical in the desktop app or browser, local or remote. So I'm not really su…

(oh, and I should mention: The next build will have a generic openAI provider, which might actually be exactly what you need)

Oh, I'm fully expecting people to ask for all kinds of weird custom providers, and they're easy to add. For launch I just focused on getting the provider API solid, and implementin…

ACP hadn't crossed my radar before some people mentioned it here, but it's an easy add to make juggler an ACP client - I'll do that in the next couple of days

Well, it's good to have the choice of whether to edit the document and break the cache, or not. Ta for the heads-up, I'll tweak the website!

Mainly claude opus, with some fable for special occasions. And GPT5.6 is also good. But this stuff changes all the time.

Excellent. The audio dev industry is a really nice community!

Well, once the LLMs are better and faster at writing code than the humans, coding by hand becomes a hobby rather than a job.. I guess personally I spend just over 100/month on LLM …

FYI I've got a plan for this now, I'll make it fallback to using node/bun as its javascript engine if GTK isn't available. So watch out for the next release if this is a showstoppe…

yeah, sounds like your network's in a muddle somehow

Hmm, if you spot anywhere you think the app could be more helpful in diagnosing the problem let me know..

Yeah, if you edit then you do blow the cache. Where I've found editing to be the most useful is e.g. when I've had a long task that got a bit rambling and digressed, and then I go …

Originally I allowed the LLM to decide whether a subthread inherits the parent context, but had to back out of that one. I found quite expensively that if the parent context includ…

Yeah, someone else reported that and I've got a (hopeful!) fix coming in the next release..

A thinking level setting is already in my TODO list top ten!

Yes, definitely considering that kind of angle to it. It's all evolving, I've only really been properly dogfooding in it for a couple of months, so still working out best practices…

The default mode it uses for approving LLM tools is already read-only - it has a quite complicated (but conservative) bash parser that tries to let things that are definitely read-…

TBH I've found myself using juggler's tabs like a kanban board. It'll certainly let multiple people share the same live session, so that tab list would act pretty much like a live …

As this post gradually sinks downwards on the HN front page, I'd just like to say thanks to everyone who've made all the lovely comments, it's great to get some feedback to show I …

No, it talks directly to the GPT API, it doesn't control the codex app in any way. I've kind of followed the claude model where you have to give it a project folder, and at the mom…

I've mainly used the tree stuff when tackling a large plan - tell the LLM to do things using sub-threads, so the parent gets the summaries and orchestrates them. But TBH for most s…

It does! It'll automatically detect and use the claude CLI. That's my main daily driver. [edit] sorry - misread your post. It basically does the exact same thing that the Agent SDK…

I'll try to live up to the 'competent' bit!

Totally. I spent a long time on the architecture of this thing, must have redesigned in 10 times to evolve it to this point. It was a really interesting challenge, but seems kind o…

It's in my list of things to add next! (Though you can run it inside a sandbox tool of course)