[petesergeant]

This is how I started, and then I wanted to bring along creature comforts, not have to re-auth per box (for subscription models), had some skills I usually wanted to bring, wanted slightly different setups for different stacks, sensibly install multiple agents, import git identity (but not credentials), mount other code folders ro but only for certain projects, etc etc, and ended up with a full Docker wrapper.

[einhard]

Ah, that makes sense. I've only recently started playing with this stuff, and I've been focusing a lot of just getting somewhat good at using LLMs for projects while developing my own intuition, so everything I do just uses the mounted project and uv directly. As soon as things get more complex, I imagine I'll end up with a full wrapper as well.

Unrelated: I enjoyed your latest blog entry. I recently starting thinking about how to show the work that is done with AI, and how we talk about it. I haven't come to any major conclusions (I wish!), but your post about the prompting being distinct from the actual work resonates with me. Reminds me somewhat of discussions about the art of photography compared to the art of editing photos as a distinct skill.