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We (Codex) shipped a pretty large CLI update today and have many more improvements coming. Give it a try if you haven't. https://x.com/OpenAIDevs/status/1953559797883891735 (0.19 now)
> Use with your ChatGPT plan It's asking me to buy credits but I'm already on Plus?
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problem is that claude doesn't actually read those or keep them in context unless you prompt it to. it has to be in CLAUDE.md or it'll quickly forget about the contents
> it has to be in CLAUDE.md or it'll quickly forget about the contents And then it will promptly forget about CLAUDE.md as well (happened to me on several occasions)
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Yes! I want an option to always add README.md to the context; It would force me to have a useful, up to date document about how to build, run, and edit my projects.
You can include in your prompt for it to read the README!
Fascinating to see how agents are redefining what IDEs are. This was not really the case in the chat AI era. But as autonomy increases, the traditional IDE UI becomes less important form of interaction. I think those CLI tools have pretty good chance to create a new dev tools ecosystem. Creating a full featured language plugin (let alone a full IDE) for VSCode or Intellij is not for a faint-hearted, and cross IDE por…
IDE UI should shift to focusing on catching agentic problems early and obviously, and providing drop dead simple rollback strategies, parallel survival-of-the-fittest solution generation, etc
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Yep, that's a peeve of mine. I've resorted to using AGENT.md, and aliasing Claude, Gemini, etc to a command that calls them with an initial instruction to read that file. But of course they will forget after some time. The whole agentic coding via CLI experience could be much improved by: - Making it easy to see what command I last issued, without having to scroll up through reams of output hunting for context - Maki…
In case you haven’t seen this, you can just pipe contents into Claude. Eg cat AGENT.md | claude IIRC this saves some tokens.
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Thanks for the heads up. I’ll check it out! I don’t visit Twitter links. Why not a link to the GitHub changelog? Also, as an aside since you are on the team - the organization verification is frustrating in that the docs indicate: >You must not have recently verified another organization, as each ID can only verify one organization every 90 days. I champion OpenAI at my work, so naturally I’d be the one to verify the…
Another +1 to this. Some of us are unwilling to click on a Twitter link. Link to changelog would be more appropriate.
I wonder when all of them will adopt AGENT.md and stop using gemini.md/claude.md/crush.md/summary.md/qwen.md https://agent.md [redirect -> https://ampcode.com/AGENT.md ] https://agent-rules.org
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Why is Claude Code better than Cursor?
Because iterating multiple sessions through multiple terminals is obviously more efficient and seamless than interacting thought a scuffed IDE side panel ui.
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There's a reason we still call the file robots.txt by that name, and not web-scraping.txt or search-engines.txt.
Yea, the reason is RFC9309.
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If you don’t know how to divide a problem up given a toolset you won’t be able to solve it regardless of what those tools are. Maybe Cursor’s interface is more intuitive for you.
The problems I’ve given CC are things that are incredibly simple and basic. Things I knew how to fix immediately. I would tell it the gilt to change and how to change it. And it will get lost when the types are incorrect, or when it causes a test to fail. It will like just delete the test. I don’t doubt I could improve my prompts but I don’t have those same prompting problems with cursor.