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I had a conversation with Claude on it. I work as an artist and webdev, so excuse my lack of technical knowledge on the matter: https://claude.ai/share/8b40cf7f-ecc6-452f-a550-3d1e5416b3e5
It's a fascinating paradigm – as though it dropped here out of some future. However, I'd never use it. Reason: having everything dynamically created JIT means there's a trade-off somewhere else; in this case, it's energy consumption. I'd rather "cache" applications (ie. have them as installable software, which has been built just once ) than endlessly recreate software from scratch each time, with all the energy usag…
how does pneuma deal with persistence of user data?
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I've built a list of common gotchas in the generation prompts. Also if the compilation fails it falls back to opus with the error message and code and can try again twice.
That's not a solution to the root problem. That is duct tape.
I don't think generating an app would be the move forward. Rather it should be an agentic application that can be installed/added and the main agent controls it. Building apps on the fly seems cool, But hits the frustration when they don't work at times, When building as a side project we tolerate it because we are in building phase, But when using we might not tolerate the issues. Finally the security also plays a m…
how does pneuma deal with persistence of user data?
pairing this with rewind-like applications, it would seem that "user files" and particularly "user organized files" as a paradigm could also be completely unnecessary, as you recall states/activities/projects via intention and the agent presents you with the right abstraction to navigate those
It reminds me of: https://fabian-kuebler.com/posts/markdown-agentic-ui/ to an extent. I had a conversation with Claude on it. I work as an artist and webdev, so excuse my lack of technical knowledge on the matter: https://claude.ai/share/8b40cf7f-ecc6-452f-a550-3d1e5416b3e5
> Currently it runs as a desktop app on Linux, macOS, and Windows Does that mean it's not actually an OS?
That said it is build as an os. It generates real wasm that runs directly on the machine.
Porting to baremetal is next on the backlog. It will require embedding rust cranelift directory into pneuma amongst other things but the hardest/biggest and most architectural part is already done: wasm. You can check out the blog for more info.