At the moment I predominantly work with Python and hence PyCharm as the main IDE. However, I've built this plugin https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/31117-agent-cli to render agentic CLIs as an editor tab in PyCharm and also some notification hooks so I don't have to switch windows and it's easy to jump around the code while the agent is doing its work. Besides that I have a collection of custom skills (plan for JI…
Thanks man, I was looking for something like this for a while!
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#132I am using Spec Driven Development approach implemented as a Claude Code plugin since Feb for all mid + size tasks. The idea is to write detailed specs first using agent help doing research and interviewing, decompose the task into smaller subtasks, write detailed spec for each task, implement each task separately. You can restart the session after every step in the workflow and after each subtask implementation sinc…
Imm overwhelmed with a variety of SDD tools out there. Github spec kit, spec-kitty, symphony, GSD, this. How do people decide on the framework other than try them all. p.s. found this mind-boggling list of them all https://github.com/cameronsjo/spec-compare
After few presentations of sddw to different companies, most important conclusion was that the ssd plugin should be customizable. It should fit the typical size of tasks/features you are working on, specs should fit your requirements, set of steps can be different.
So I created claude code workflow (ccw) which allows to compile custom version of workflow on top of sdd approach: https://github.com/sermakarevich/ccw
After making few presentations of sddw to different companies,
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#138right it now it is oh-my-pi cli with all models (mostly switching between sonnet—4.6 and Deepseek V4 Pro).
Before it was codewhale with Deepseek V4 Pro/Flash
Before it was kimi-k2.6
Before it was opencode
Before it was Claude
Before it was codex
Before it was trivial github copilot auto completion in emacs.
Before it was web searches and ChatGPT web UI.
Mostly for C, but also C++, perl and python. Python success being the worst by far.
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#139I am using Spec Driven Development approach implemented as a Claude Code plugin since Feb for all mid + size tasks. The idea is to write detailed specs first using agent help doing research and interviewing, decompose the task into smaller subtasks, write detailed spec for each task, implement each task separately. You can restart the session after every step in the workflow and after each subtask implementation sinc…
So I've built Agentbox to be able to launch from claude/codex multiple VMs with claude/codex (can also mix). The parent agent watch for prompts and questions, enforce /review, /simplify, that the sub agents file a PR and wait for bugbot comments etc.
This way the parent agent running in a /goal don't loose context, enforce a good workflow, manage the backlog and parallelize/merge back the work on the main repo
https://github.com/madarco/agentbox MIT license