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  • maxloh 2 minutes ago
    We already have similar products, like Goose [0], Paseo [1], and T3 Code [2].

    [0]: https://goose.ai

    [1]:https://paseo.sh/

    [2]: https://t3.codes/

  • handfuloflight 1 hour ago
    Why does "and what every account has left." activate the "written by LLM" part of my brain?
    • futhey 33 minutes ago
      Because every bit of this webpage was written by Claude.
    • cprecioso 1 hour ago
      I read somewhere that a common thing in text written by LLMs is, in their sentences, putting inanimate objects in the active position.
    • fxwin 1 hour ago
      It occupies the same space in my brain as the clickbait-type "This is the key" and "what you're missing" LLM-isms
  • mr-karan 1 hour ago
    How's this different to https://paseo.sh/ or https://www.onorca.dev/ which seems to be more feature complete? I personally use and like Paseo. I get to connect to my LLM agents even on other machines, remotely via Tailscale and the mobile app UX is quite good.
  • SyneRyder 1 hour ago
    Huh. I just got pitched something like this earlier this week by an agent as well.

    I'm not the target market for this, but this one has the same limitation as the one that pitched me: Mac Silicon only. No Linux, no Windows, no Intel Mac either.

    Sibling comment mentioned Herdr, and Herdr is on all those platforms and apparently has raised $6 Mil.

    The other catch for all of these: do you integrate with my custom harness? What do you offer that I can't vibe code myself?

  • hn3ufz62f7 2 hours ago
    Thing I'd want surfaced is per account rate limit headroom before I dispatch, not after I'm stuck mid task.
  • petesergeant 3 hours ago
    The obvious question -- which you should spend time answering -- is what does this give that Herdr doesn't have? What's the differentiator?
    • zaphirplane 2 hours ago
      I don’t really get Herdr it’s terminal with integrated tmux ?
      • user43928 4 minutes ago
        It looks like crap.

        Why would I want the terminal coding agents inside of a GUI app? The idea is terrible.

        The first point in the explanations below makes no sense, claiming my agents will "keep working" if I close my notebook's lid or disconnect the network.

        This is obviously not the case.

      • petesergeant 1 hour ago
        My mental model (and I don't really use it) is it's agent-aware tmux.
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