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TIL that `head -5` is equivalent to `head -n 5`, and that's not in the manual
it sees the visible contents of panes or the previous lines too?
You can also override during session, with: /config set max_capture_lines 1000 - to increase capture lines for the current session only.
The "non-intrusive" part is interesting. I've bit the bullet with AI assistance when coding - even when it feels like it gets in the way sometimes, overall I find it a net benefit. But I briefly tried AI in the shell with the warp terminal and found it just too clunky and distracting. I wasn't even interested in the AI features, just wanted to try a fancy new terminal. Not saying warp might not be useful for some peo…
Uninstalled warp, as the whole thing felt clunky and slow, and never even turned on the AI. You can accomplish everything it does with zsh + plugins without much fuss.
It was created by one of my colleagues, Nathan Cooper.
https://www.answer.ai/posts/2024-12-05-introducing-shell-sag...
This seems… like an amazing attack vector. Hope it integrates with litellm/ollama without fuss so I can run it locally.
I already use aider and VS Code Agent Mode (which occasionally asks me to run commands for libraries, etc.) This seems… like an amazing attack vector. Hope it integrates with litellm/ollama without fuss so I can run it locally.
I've got a similar approach from a Unix philosophy. Look at the savebrace screenshot here https://github.com/kristopolous/Streamdown?tab=readme-ov-fil... There's a markdown renderer which can extract code samples, a code sample viewer, and a tool to do the tmux handling and this all uses things like fzf and simple tools like simonw's llm. It's all I/O so it's all swappable. It sits adjacent and you can go back and fo…
But then I realise that I do enough sensitive stuff on the terminal that I don't really want this unless I have a model running locally.
Then I worry about all the times I have seen a junior run a command from the internet and bricked a production server.