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Re: Show HN: Async – Claude code and Linear and GitHub PRs in one opinionated tool

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Post by ahinchliff »

frankfrank13 wrote: post #4

Looks cool, tbh I think i'd be more interested in just a lightweight local UI to track and monitor claude code, I could skip the linear and github piece.

I second this. I love the flow you are building but I want this to run locally :)

Re: Show HN: Async – Claude code and Linear and GitHub PRs in one opinionated tool

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Post by wjsekfghks »

_1tem wrote: post #20

I've been planning to build something like this for a while now (just for myself). Love the planning workflow, will likely steal that idea. But code review is more than just reviewing diffs. I need to test the code by actually building and running it. How does that critical step fit in to this workflow? If the async runner stops after it finishes writing code, do I then need to download the PR to my machine, install…

Completely agreed. The first version of our app was on mobile. We implemented preview deployment for frontend testing (and we were going to work on backend integration testing next). But yeah, without a reliable way to test and verify changes, I agree it's not a complete solution. We are going to work on that next.

FYI, our initial app demo: https://youtu.be/WzFP3799K2Y?feature=shared

Re: Show HN: Async – Claude code and Linear and GitHub PRs in one opinionated tool

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Post by brainless »

I love your video, it is very clear. I am building in this space so I am very curious and happy about all the products coming in to help the current tooling gap. What is not clear to me is how Async works, is it all local or a mix of local or cloud since I see "executes in cloud" but then I see a download-able app.

I see a lot of information on API endpoints in the README. Perhaps that is not so critical to getting started. Perhaps a `Getting Started` would help, explaining what is the desktop app and what goes into cloud.

I have been hosting online sessions for Claude Code. I have 100+ guests for my session this Friday. And after "vibe coding" full time for a few months, I am building https://github.com/brainless/nocodo. It is not ready for actual use and I first want to use it to build itself (well the core of it to build the rest of the parts).

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