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What I want (which I don’t think exists?) is a way to trigger turns that the user can monitor in the codex application. I.e., when event X happens, my applicati
by 542458 7d ago
What I want (which I don’t think exists?) is a way to trigger turns that the user can monitor in the codex application. I.e., when event X happens, my application triggers Codex to take a turn with input Y, which the user can monitor through codex. Right now the only way to get close to this is with polling or essentially rewriting a codex-like frontend.
- fy20 7d agoBasically how Cursor Cloud Agents work?
- iforgotmypasswo 7d agoI just wrote my own VR harness in a weekend with Astra. It mentioned an SDK for exactly this in passing, but it was an experimental personal project so I didn’t bother to review the code. I was doing exactly what you’re describing. I think this is a ToS violation for anything other than personal use though.
- theahura 7d agodo you mean like a cloud agent provider? What we're working on at noriagentic.com may be relevant -- you can fire events from slack/web/cli to kick off an agent in a box and talk to it as if it was running local
- Linkd 7d agoDo you guys support projects that span multiple repositories? (and can create multiple PRs across them?)
- theahura 6d agoyea of course. tldr: we set up a vm that the agent can run in, anything you can do on your computer you can ~do in the system. feel free to dm me, amol at noriagentic dot com
- hunterbrooks 6d agoWe do! Happy to get you set up, "schedule a demo" button goes to me: www.ellipsis.dev
- dist-epoch 7d agoYou can give the agent a tool (or bash script) which waits for events. Agent calls it and the tool sleeps until an event happens then returns it to the agent.
- ed_mercer 6d agoyou mean something like step level debugging for agents?