mikebannister

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by mikebannister 1y ago
My uncle had a south-up map of the US on his wall when I was growing up. I always thought it was funny and slightly profound.
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Great resource, amazing work. I used the models in my current (unfinished) project https://icons.arthack.io
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by mikebannister 1y ago
I removed all "ruleset" capabilities so "fine grained controls" are no longer a feature.
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Removed. <3
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Not at all resilient. It caches a copy of the whatever the current claude is in case of emergency but yeah, get ready to go live without a net if you use this :)
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by mikebannister 1y ago
I updated it a lot. First I had claude put it on a diet (get rid of 50% of the text) and then some manual editing. I'm a convert in hating LLM readme output. DIE DIE DIE :)
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Today I added --mode plan (along with config option). Nice thing about "owning" my own wrapper is I can invent my own features. https://github.com/possibilities/claude-composer?tab=readme-... Note: in case yo
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Just dropped another 300 lines by manually editing. Glad you called out this slop. Thanks!
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by mikebannister 1y ago
That's something I'd like to explore more. It's one of the reason I created "trusted roots". So I can open new worktrees and open claude in them all in one step without any confirmation. If you want to suggest anyth
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by mikebannister 1y ago
> auto-accept That's pretty much it and the concept of "toolsets" > You would also expect some eat-your-own-dog-food Maybe, but personally I don't see a reason to use an LLM to release an npm module
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by mikebannister 1y ago
No, the "automatic dismissal" effectively scrapes the terminal and parses out info from the dialog.
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by mikebannister 1y ago
I think if I end up not finding a real person (or myself) using them I'll ax it. It would take some heft off the project. Maybe just yolo OR cautious and call it day.
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Personally yes I do run it in yolo mode. And I think, to the extent anyone will use this project, people mostly won't be using the fine grained control. For me toolsets and full yolo are what is useful in this project. I think the real
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Oops wrong link https://github.com/possibilities/claude-composer/commit/dbb5...
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by mikebannister 1y ago
prompt> The docs are way to verbose and there's just too much content. The @readme.md and every doc in @docs/ needs to be trimmed down by ~50%. Please work hard, think hard, and work step by step, and file by file to make sure
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Ozempic treatment complete. Should be 50% less annoying. https://github.com/possibilities/claude-composer/commit/45e1...
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Go off <3
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by mikebannister 1y ago
<3
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Yeah I tried to keep it chill but it went pretty wild w/ docs. I think I'll just ask it to go on a 50% diet and see what happens! Stay tuned. :)
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by mikebannister 1y ago
That's a good idea. Personally I don't use CLAUDE.md (everything goes in the prompt, thanks to context-composer, which I'll share another day) so I'm not motivated to have it but I'd be happy to collaborate on it an
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by mikebannister 1y ago
They give you Claude Code usage on all the paid plans now. A certain amount of usage is shared between Chat and Code.
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by mikebannister 1y ago
We'll see. Happy to change it up if need be. I'd rather beg for forgiveness than permission. <3
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by mikebannister 1y ago
just a guy with linux
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by mikebannister 1y ago
I hate to be pessimistic but this is something that CC doesn't seem good at: forgetting the tools that it loves and using the ones you want it to. You might want to try "disallowing" that command(?) explicitly (in addition to
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Also, good call, I wiggled the readme around a bit. Thanks!
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by mikebannister 1y ago
If you like the idea but they aren't working the way you'd like let me know. They aren't very "well baked" but I'll dump some time into improving at some point. If you have pain points or feedback I'll be
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by mikebannister 1y ago
Good chance this will ultimately end up being part of a set of training wheels that I'll take off gradually as I am able to move work over to using non-interactive instances of CC.
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by mikebannister 1y ago
> Why? I have a lot of different projects, scenarios, and edge cases where it's helpful to me. I think you will find that if you're interactive mode there will always be some dialogs to dismiss, especially if you're jumpin
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by mikebannister 1y ago
All of it, in close collaboration :)
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Show HN: Claude Composer(github.com)
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