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A paradigm shift in text selection(ishmael.textualize.io)
5 points by willm 14d ago|3 comments
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A paradigm shift in text selection(ishmael.textualize.io)
2 points by willm 15d ago|0 comments
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An HDR caret for a Markdown editor(dinkus.textualize.io)
2 points by willm 22d ago|0 comments
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Dinkus Markdown Studio(dinkus.textualize.io)
6 points by willm 25d ago|0 comments
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Ghost Cut – Or why Cut and Paste is broken everywhere(ishmael.textualize.io)
196 points by willm 2mo ago|154 comments
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by willm 5mo ago
I approve of this approach. The docs for Textual (TUI library for Python) build screenshots along with the docs. Technically not really screenshots, they are SVGs, but principle is the same. They never get out of date. https://te
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A full-featured terminal user interface for hledger plain-text accounting(github.com)
3 points by willm 5mo ago|0 comments
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A Textual widget for beautiful diffs in the terminal(github.com)
12 points by willm 6mo ago|1 comments
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by willm 7mo ago
What TUIs are you referring to? Mouse is supported and working on just about every TUI framework.
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by willm 7mo ago
It is possible. Terminals have supported mouse interactions for a long time.
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That's AI [video](youtube.com)
3 points by willm 7mo ago|0 comments
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New Year's Fireworks Simulator in Your Terminal(github.com)
3 points by willm 9mo ago|1 comments
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by willm 9mo ago
I know for a fact that Textual can generate an entire frame in less than a 60th of a second. Any lag you see has nothing to do with the choice of language. A TUI just doesn’t require that much number crunching to use a low level language. I
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by willm 9mo ago
Not saying there isn't room for improvement. This is the first release, and work is ongoing. But I can't predict everyone's assumptions. Everyone brings their own experiences to the table, and in 6 months of testing nobody ha
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by willm 9mo ago
De nada.
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by willm 9mo ago
It’s stored statically in the Codebase. In the future, I suspect there will be enough compatible agents that there might be a web service to search them. I think they are working in the Copilot ACP layer. Doubt it will take long.
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by willm 9mo ago
It is quite literally instantaneous on my 5 year old laptop. Whatever you are seeing isn't due to the choice of Python.
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by willm 9mo ago
Thanks!
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by willm 9mo ago
The ACP protocol supports MCP. That would be how the client provides additional functionality for the agent. There's no UI in Toad for that yet, but there will be in a future update.
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by willm 9mo ago
It should be as easy as running: toad acp “command”
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by willm 9mo ago
You may be confusing Agent Communication Protocol with Agent Client Protocol. Yeah, 2 ACP protocols. I had no hand in the naming. If an agent can be configured to use Ollama, then you could use it from a Toad. It might be possible right now
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by willm 9mo ago
Pretty sure I could run Toad in Toad, but I’m scared to try.
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by willm 9mo ago
I don’t follow your first question. Toad already displays pretty diffs. MCP works in the same way as the native CLI. One of the advantages of Toad is that it is vendor agnostic. In the future Toad will be able to run sub agents, and allocat
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by willm 9mo ago
That’s pretty much it. You can bring your own agent. Including OpenCode by the way. I doubt they will mind as they still get paid for the tokens. You get a nice UI that is only going to get better as time goes on. It’s far better model to s
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by willm 9mo ago
Hope you like it. It is still Claude Code doing the work. Toad talks to the agent, and is the agent that works with the LLM. So the results should be identical to the native CLI.
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by willm 9mo ago
I'm very taken by your response!
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by willm 9mo ago
I'm sure you recognise some of these? https://github.com/batrachianai/toad/blob/main/src/toad/app....
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by willm 9mo ago
Guess you don’t like sci-fi movie quotes. You can change that to a simple pulse animation in the settings. It literally is using Claude under the hood. Should be no different than Claude’s own CLI.
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by willm 9mo ago
ACP is will designed. It will always be a few features behind the native CLIs as the protocol catches up. But there is very little that you can't do with ACP. A lot can be done with slash commands that are passed through to the agent v
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by willm 9mo ago
Thanks. Hope you like it.

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