matchaonmuffins

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   by matchaonmuffins 4mo ago

   I wonder if it will make sense to have a central natural language parser of sorts managed by the OS that includes a model like this? So all command line programs can hook into this model at runtime, and you can have adaptors for fine-tuni
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   by matchaonmuffins 6mo ago

   Haha thanks for liking it!!
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   by matchaonmuffins 6mo ago

   I think the biggest thing is, this is a native claude code orchestrator, and doesn't pretend to be a terminal at the same time This uses worktrees to manage different claude code instances, so you don't get one claude overwriting
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   by matchaonmuffins 6mo ago

   yea tmux and i3 (and probably other kind of window managers) use some kind of binary search tree/tree structure to manage splits. https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blob/master/layout.c https:/&#x2F
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   by matchaonmuffins 6mo ago

   I've never used bridgeswarm before but from the looks of it yea! Thanks for liking it :D
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   by matchaonmuffins 6mo ago

   Also orchestrator is MIT licensed :p so feel free to break it apart and play with it
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   Show HN: I built a tmux-style split pane Claude sessions during an interview(github.com)

   4 points by matchaonmuffins 6mo ago|9 comments