yoanwaidev

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Agent-manager - The fastest workflow for every coding agent (claude codex etc..)(agent-manager.dev)
1 points by yoanwaidev 14d ago|1 comments
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by yoanwaidev 14d ago
I tried multiple TUIs and desktop apps, but none had a fast, keyboard driven workflow to quickly dispatch agents, see who needs my attention, and most importantly, review and iterate on the Ai's changes through comments. So, I built on
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by yoanwaidev 15d ago
as an anthropic employee, do you trust the benchmarks?
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by yoanwaidev 15d ago
Almost finished my weekly limit today! I am more excited from the usage reset!
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by yoanwaidev 1mo ago
Same instinct locally with git worktrees: one agent per worktree so they do not thrash the same checkout. Cloud VMs buy isolation and scale; worktrees buy cheap isolation when you already have a machine. I end up using both patterns dependi
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Reading agent status out of Claude Code's hooks(agent-manager.dev)
1 points by yoanwaidev 2mo ago|0 comments
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by yoanwaidev 2mo ago
You're not, and this won't convert you. The reason I stay in a terminal is that the agents already live in one, so a TUI is a view over what's running rather than a second place things live. If your agent already runs in a GU
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by yoanwaidev 2mo ago
Different scope, as far as I can tell from their site: they describe a multiplexer for all work, spanning remote hosts, sandboxes, CI, production systems and shared terminals. This is a Go binary that drives tmux on the machine you're
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by yoanwaidev 2mo ago
To be clear on the GUI point, since my last reply here answered a different question: this is a terminal tool and it won't convert you. The reason I stay in one is that the agents already live in terminals, so the manager is a view ove
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by yoanwaidev 2mo ago
herdr's a whole runtime, own multiplexer, plugins, socket api. mine sits on tmux and doesn't try to replace it, sessions stay normal tmux sessions. overlap on the status sidebar is real. two things I lean on that I couldn't f
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by yoanwaidev 2mo ago
agent-deck was the first one I actually tried to adopt, landed a couple of commits in it. wanted it to be the one. what I kept missing was answering an agent without attaching to it. so space on a blocked one, type, enter, and it lands in t
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by yoanwaidev 2mo ago
I run three or four coding agents at once and the part that eats my time isn't the coding, it's that I can't tell what state any of them is in without tabbing through every terminal. One of them is usually sitting on a permis
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Agent-Manager: A Tmux TUI for Running Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode(github.com)
98 points by yoanwaidev 2mo ago|80 comments