[gchamonlive]

Personally, IDE for the agent era is just Linux.

Kitty with oh-my-zsh, lazyvim and an agent. The entire thing is an ide. If I need to refactor, query data and interact with the system I just use native tools like rg+fastmod, bash, awk, jq... Either writing myself of asking an agent to do the heavy lifting.

Linux in the agent era is a breeze to operate and reason about, so the whole thing becomes a single development environment that's really light on resources and effective.

[abirch]

What I've started to do is to use Zulip. You can have different agents in different chats. You can upload files and you update from your mobile phone. At first I thought it was crazy but it's nice not to have 3 different AI agents running in tmux

[tacone]

I am looking for something similar. Any tutorial or resource on how to set up things?

[abirch]

sorry, I'm back. Please feel free to email me at {myusername}@gmail.com. I'm glad to share with you the python code that Gemini created for me and then I asked Claude to duplicate it for Claude.

[gchamonlive]

A simple GitHub gist would do the trick, just pass it through gitleaks to see if you aren't exposing secrets and you are good to go.

[saddlepaddle]

That's an interesting take! Basically Linux / a computer is everything you need to ship code.

If I could provide one gentle pushback - the same way there's utility in OMZ, lazyvim etc., there may be utility in us shipping our CLI etc. - there must exist some software we can build that'll be useful to you as well :)