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Re: OpenWarp

#91

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Long overdue - I was all in a few years ago with Warp, but after the last couple of years of not addressing this need, I have moved on from Warp. I now DO NOT see the need to embed AI into the terminal when you can have all sorts of TUI doing the same job.

What about when SSHing to an external server, or working in a container?

I mean… Claude Code desktop will SSH into anything and start coding for ya. Which could sound horrifying but if you setup an isolated system for that specifically its not that horrifying.

Re: OpenWarp

#92
This is the most broken website I’ve ever visited on HN. From Safari on iOS:

1. Im getting non-English text

2. The size of my page is well beyond the width of my screen making it hard to scroll vertically

3. Constant popping/reflowing due to animations

Trust this company with my credit card? I think not.

Re: OpenWarp

#94
post #92

This is the most broken website I’ve ever visited on HN. From Safari on iOS: 1. Im getting non-English text 2. The size of my page is well beyond the width of my screen making it hard to scroll vertically 3. Constant popping/reflowing due to animations Trust this company with my credit card? I think not.

what did you expect from vibe coding software

Re: OpenWarp

#95
post #92

This is the most broken website I’ve ever visited on HN. From Safari on iOS: 1. Im getting non-English text 2. The size of my page is well beyond the width of my screen making it hard to scroll vertically 3. Constant popping/reflowing due to animations Trust this company with my credit card? I think not.

what did you expect from vibe coding software

Truthfully most vibe coded sites look boring but work. All you need to do on a front page is return proper text, support vertical scroll, and links. Maybe my expectations are too high to expect that any more

Re: OpenWarp

#96

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What about when SSHing to an external server, or working in a container?

Nanobot will happily ssh to a host and do things on it. I'm sure that's just a skill away for pi or opencode.

Most if not every agent has access to bash or similar, which ssh typically is available. You don't need any bloated skills or anything, as long as you include `host is available via user@10.55` or whatever, and you have authentication properly setup, it'll figure it out.

Re: OpenWarp

#97

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What about when SSHing to an external server, or working in a container?

Nanobot will happily ssh to a host and do things on it. I'm sure that's just a skill away for pi or opencode.

Confirming that Pi can definitely handles this. I've written a harness "factotum" based on pi just for managing my homelab and my radio club's systems. Has absolutely no issue sshing into things remotely, running ansible/helm/kubectl/talosctl commands.

There's a few skills, a and an extension to switch inventory. The extension is only needed because I want to switch between the two organizations. It's pretty slick. One of my use cases was just getting my homelab under control. So one of the first tasks I gave it was to go find everything that's running on these hosts, system services, docker compose, kube pods, etc. Builds an inventory, memory, todos.

Switches the script from "ai helps me launch more experiments to lose track of" to "organized and back under config management".

  .pi/factotum/
  ├── active-profile
  ├── profiles
  │   ├── club
  │   │   ├── config.yaml
  │   │   ├── inventory
  │   │   │   └── hosts.yaml
  │   │   └── todos
  │   │       ├── 22a094a3.md
  │   │       ├── 427ad844.md
  │   │       ├── 4c185be7.md
  │   │       ├── 4d0eea0f.md
  │   │       └── bcf069a4.md
  │   ├── examples
  │   │   ├── config.yaml
  │   │   └── inventory
  │   │       └── hosts.yaml
  │   └── local
  │       ├── config.yaml
  │       ├── inventory
  │       │   └── hosts.yaml
  │       ├── memories
  │       │   ├── axel-services.md
  │       │   ├── fran-mydiffuser.md
  │       │   ├── fran-services.md
  │       │   ├── ruffclus-cluster.md
  │       │   └── ruffclus-paperless-ngx.md
  │       └── todos
  │           ├── 0f7fd63e.md
  │           ├── 75c82ceb.md
  │           ├── 9cb63594.md
  │           ├── af33e08f.md
  │           ├── ba490542.md
  │           ├── c09c144f.md
  │           ├── c5f7f8a8.md
  │           └── d4c4b287.md
  ├── schemas
  │   ├── PROJECT_ARCHITECTURE.md
  │   └── project-architecture.yaml
  ├── task-templates
  │   └── host-audit.yaml
  └── tools
      └── host_audit_runner.sh

Re: OpenWarp

#98
post #92

This is the most broken website I’ve ever visited on HN. From Safari on iOS: 1. Im getting non-English text 2. The size of my page is well beyond the width of my screen making it hard to scroll vertically 3. Constant popping/reflowing due to animations Trust this company with my credit card? I think not.

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Re: OpenWarp

#99

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What was the terminal app though and what was special about it that Ghostty didn't already provide? edit: Found this one article (via google) that talks about the terminal. I guess it was a terminal that you could "prompt" to do things and it would figure out the shell commands. https://thenewstack.io/developer-review-of-warp-for-windows-...

Off the top of my head: - The _block_ system where you could navigate up and down without scrolling the whole buffer rigidly - The tabbing system that actually works and doesn't feel clunky - The command prediction - The workflows (but that's now pretty much dead unless you really do not use AI)

The other thing I really love is the cross-platform support.

I don't have to tweak my usage of the terminal depending which platform I'm on.

I just have to remember to use Ctrl+Shift for copy/paste on Windows/Linux.

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