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I'm running Codex/Claude in native macOS sandbox with access just to the project folder (plus read-only access to Git repo), and expand to other folders if necessary - https://gith…

Linux VM doesn't run native macOS toolchain and requires copying files back and forth

> I don't want to give it "dangerous" access to my entire mac I'm running Claude/Codex inside native macOS sandbox, configured with a simple script - https://github.com/sheremetyev…

I've built multi-agent workflow on JJ workspaces - independent from specific agent. You can run Codex, Claude or anything else - https://www.visualjj.com/learn/parallel-ai-agents

You can use VisualJJ to rebase via drag & drop, split interactively etc. https://www.visualjj.com - I'm building it and would appreciate any feedback!

JJ is great - we actually build on it! Branching uses JJ for commit-graph storage, then layers live-sync and automatic conflict resolution on top. It started life as the VisualJJ e…

Branching continuously synchronises your Git repository with GitHub and automatically resolves conflicts on rebase - removing manual pull/push, management of branches, and conflict…

AI coding agents can now run in parallel - Cursor's Background Agents are a good example - but their overlapping edits are painful to combine with plain Git. Branching keeps multi-…

Hey HN, I'm Fedor (solo founder). After ~20 years of watching devs fight Git, I'm building Branching. Branching streams your local edits to teammates in real time - no manual push/…

by default snapshotting happens on each jj command additionally you can enable automatic snapshots when files in the working copy are updated: https://martinvonz.github.io/jj/lates…

for me important argument in favour of JJ over Sapling was "first-class conflicts" - JJ stores conflicts in the history and allows you to resolve them later, while Sapling forces y…

You are not alone :) For Microsoft Word you might find Writage plugin useful ( https://www.writage.com ) - supports all basic Markdown syntax, tables etc. and recently added suppor…

Hey! This resonates :) My friends and I are trying to make it less hard - with a UX tailored to workflow at big tech companies (trunk-based development): https://www.trunkflow.com/…

Texts is single-window, WYSIWYM (“what you see is what you mean”).

Texts ( http://texts.io ) is a WYSIWYM editor for Markdown.

Have a look at tests.js, another shell testing framework that works on Windows, OS X and Linux. https://github.com/sheremetyev/tests.js