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Comment #47168556
Yes, think Conductor meets Warp meets VS Code, all in one. Plus full PR-mode support within. Full Jira integration.
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Comment #47168238
In the works!!
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Show HN: DevSwarm 2.0, fix parallel Claude Code sprawl
Mike, cofounder of DevSwarm here. I’ve been using Claude Code heavily for the last few months (multiple Max plans). Running sessions in parallel across git branches or worktrees is…
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Comment #46304665
Check out what we're doing with DevSwarm, trying to give the best of both worlds. But you might wait a few weeks, as our next update takes it to the next level.
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Comment #46224566
I used emacs (and dired) for years. Do you think these could be leveraged for AI development. Many have moved away from terminals over the years, but Claude Code sure has brought t…
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Comment #46219254
Same, but with Gene Kim. I saw him speak a number of years ago and loved his insights then. And we're now in a time of insights, specifically how does all this play out.
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Comment #46219172
Personally, I liked the video. So easy to focus on what's right in front instead of thinking how this will play out. My overall reaction is “yes and no.” Yes, what we think of as “…
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2026: The Year the IDE Died (Steve Yegge and Gene Kim Talk AI Coding)
YouTube talk by Steve Yegge and Gene Kim about how AI coding tools might replace today’s IDE as the primary programming environment, and AI workflows. URL: https://www.youtube.com/…
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Comment #45527692
As Trevor mentioned, we saw the same need! Good call. Do let us know if you tried out DevSwarm.ai and if you found something missing. We built it for the same reason. And kudos to …
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Comment #45413977
(that was a joke if not obvious...)
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Comment #45410459
This isn't about correctness. And it has a pretty good idea if you ask it in the right way, it can evaluate if it thinks the idea is good, but sometimes that's on autopilot.
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Comment #45410453
But wait, i asked ChatGPT and it told me this candor idea was a good one??!?
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Ask HN: Should LLMs have a "Candor" slider that says "no, that's a bad idea"?
I don’t want a “nice” AI. I want one that says: “Nope, that's a bad idea.” That is, I want a "Candor" control, like temperature but for willingness to push back. When candor is hig…
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Run Claude Code, Gemini and Codex together with one tool
Founder here. We wanted to run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and local assistants (Aider/Goose) side by side. So we built a Mac/Win desktop app that runs each assistant on its own Gi…
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Comment #45168877
Local Assistant/Model Capable. You can go fully local by choosing Aider & Goose and then hooking them up to your local model of choice (e.g. qwen3, gpt-oss) using the usual suspect…
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Show HN: DevSwarm, run multiple AI coding assistants in parallel
We wanted to run multiple AI coding assistants in parallel and swap models easily (Claude Code, local, Codex, etc.) without messing with the current branch. DevSwarm is a mac/windo…
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Comment #45160547
Starred the repo. Went to the github repo and was expecting a section about Claude Code and best practices on how to set this up with Claude Code. Very curious to hear how that mig…