Claude Code SDK

Post by simonw » Tue, May 20, 2025, 2:20 AM UTC

dcre wrote: post #90

simonw wrote: post #24

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Looks quite similar to my https://llm.datasette.io tool as well. Honestly though, CLI tools for accessing LLMs (including piping content in and out of them) is such a clearly good idea I'm glad to see more tools implementing the pattern.

It's very surprising that it has taken this long to see a first-party CLI like this.

  pip install openai
  export OPENAI_API_KEY="..."
  openai api completions.create \
  --model gpt-4.1-mini \
  --prompt "tell a joke about a fish"

Post by mcintyre1994 » Tue, May 20, 2025, 2:22 AM UTC

Roritharr wrote: post #32

jdmoreira wrote: post #22

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Not sure about that golden end state. Mine would be being in a room surround by screens with AI agents coding, designing, testing, etc. I would be there in the center giving guidance, direction, applying taste, etc… All conversational, wouldn’t need to touch the keyboard 99% of the time. That's what I want and look forward one day

Is this a me thing, or a millenial thing? I hate using voice for anything. I hate getting voice messages, I hate creating them. I get cold sweats just thinking about having to direct 10 AI Agents via voice. Just give me a keyboard and a bunch of screens, thanks.

Post by notpushkin » Tue, May 20, 2025, 2:36 AM UTC

dakiol wrote: post #95

d_watt wrote: post #8

The way Claude Code is going is exactly what I want out of a agentic coding tool with this "unix toolish" philosophy. I've been using Claude code since the initial public preview release, and have seen the direction over time. The "golden" end state of coding agents is that you give it a Feature Request (EG Jira ticket), and it gives you a PR to review and give feedback on. Cursor, windsurf, etc, are dead ends in tha…

No. The "golden" end state of coding agents is free and open source coding agents running on my machine (or in whatever machine I want). Can you imagine paying for every command you run in your terminal? For every `ls`, `ps`, `kill`? No sense, right? Well, same for LLMs. I'm not saying "ban propietary LLMs", I'm saying: hackers (the ones that used to read sites like this) should have as their main tools free and open…

Post by mafro » Tue, May 20, 2025, 2:55 AM UTC

CGamesPlay wrote: post #126

m3kw9 wrote: post #108

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You can turn off auto commit

You can disable the automatic commits, but you cannot disable the automatic modification of files. One nice thing about Claude Code is that you can give it feedback on a patch before it is even applied.

Post by brigandish » Tue, May 20, 2025, 3:09 AM UTC

crazylogger wrote: post #114

ryandrake wrote: post #104

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It seems like the Holy Grail here has become: "A business is one person, the CEO, sitting at his desk doing deals and directing virtual and physical agents to do accounting, run factories, manage R&D, run marketing campaigns, everything." That's it. A single CEO, (maybe) a lawyer, and a big AI/robotics bill = every business. No pesky employees to pay. That's the ultimate end game here, that's what these guys want. Is…

Surely at that point the CEO would be AI as well. The owner (human) would say "build a company, make me a billion dollars" and that would be the only valuable input needed from him/her. Everything else would be derived & executed by the AI swarm, while owner plays video games (or generally enjoy the product of other people's AI-labor) 100% of the time. I'd argue GPT4 (2022) was already AGI. It could output anything y…