[bberenberg]

I’ve been using it the past few days. It’s both magical and terrible. They do their own terminal management so you’re fighting env issues that make no sense. It somehow spawns a terminal that can’t find my installed version of node, so then it asks me to brew install one, but will this now screw up my system or no? It’s an uncanny valley moment where it’s close, but also not really there. Hopefully the team can quickly improve this UX and use the native terminal functionality as the foundation of how they interact with the system.

[IAmGraydon]

I just got done with my first session in Windsurf. It's mostly magical, but the terminal implementation leaves something to be desired. That doesn't seem like it would take much to fix though. Setting that aside, this thing is insane. I spun up a Django project/app and was able to accomplish in about 5 minutes what would normally take over an hour. The way it seamlessly edits multiple files in unison is unbelievably powerful. You can create a URL route, a view, a model and a template all in one swipe and it gets it right time after time. I'm impressed.

[knowitnone]

Nevermind the fix. IMO, if you have to identify these basic issues for them, that's already a problem.

[IAmGraydon]

Is minimum viable product not a thing anymore? The software seems amazingly well baked for a first release.

[viraptor]

> somehow spawns a terminal that can’t find my installed version of node

That's weird. It just runs my usual zsh profile files. Have you got some very customised shell init?

[bberenberg]

Nope just the usual stuff shoved in there by every damn thing I install. But I don’t touch it myself. In fact I even stripped out ohmyzsh and whatnot a few years ago.