Jonathan Demirgian

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Jonathan Demirgian

Jonathan Demirgian

@askDemigan

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Katılım Haziran 2011
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@max_sixty are there dev workflows that you prefer now with worktrees in mind? Things I didn't value as much before, for instance: - sqlite backed projects over postgres - pnpm >>> npm Are there things you lean towards that you didn't 2 years ago due to constant cloning?
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@max_sixty I definitely get value out of worktrunk but honestly the most impressive thing about this is the REALLY good DX.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@mattpocockuk I've been having a ball with grilling, but that only forces me to have a solid domain understanding. /to-issues from that convo still doesn't seem specific enough to have an AFK agent implement through to PR without interrupt.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@mattpocockuk in your skills, what skill/skill-combination outputs artifacts sufficient for real AFK agent feature work? Is it only /to-prd?
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
Ignore the actual app, I haven't tested it and the pr content is obv slop -- the point I wanted to make is that it has demo screenshots in the pr body. Figured you might find that interesting with your own tools from the CC remote sessions you use a lot.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
CC session for this from my phone if you were interested: claude.ai/code/session_0… started in claude.ai mobile to brainstorm then pasted in the plan to CC with some addendum convo told it to use showboat cause I haven't tried it yet; thanks!
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw I have been wanting images in my HTML tool CC for screenshots of its work. it's hokey to get this to work, but it does work and I just used it for the first time. PR for a rank vote tool I wanted that shows CC adding images on its own: github.com/Quidge/tools/p…
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
side note, I'm probably going to create a skill for CC in my tools repo that tells it what I mean when I say something like 'how swillison's tools repo does it'. Really appreciate how prolific and open you are with your content. I learn a lot.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw have you seen any tooling around agents recording GIFs? It's something Ive been wanting in my own tools repo ripoff when I have phone CC vibe together an HTML tool PR. I can get it to upload screenshots, but I would like interaction flows in a GIF
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
All the pieces seem to exist, but I'm wondering if you've already played with something off the shelf already considering how much you build tools from your phone. Basically it'd be an extension to showboat maybe?
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw I have a hunch this approach will siphon off some usage of the Claude app in chat mode for me since like a quarter of the time I'm brainstorming something in Claude app, which I often wish would then become a enhancement GH issue as output.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw Having this is really nice because CC remote sessions can now create issues, close issues, _turn ideas I voice note into it into GH issues_, open and merge PRs, etc, on it's own. And obv you can use create a PAT with granular permissions to scope down what it can do.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw really enjoying the tools repo/setup that I stole from you 😅. You may benefit from this too: I was able to get CC remote sessions to control GitHub through gh CLI by installing it as a SessionStart hook that only runs in CC remote sessions.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw Link to the script: github.com/Quidge/tools/b… Hook: #L3-L11" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/Quidge/tools/b… I have zero idea why, but using the 'Setup script' section does NOT work at all. Nothing done there seems to persist into the CC remote session mounted volume. So you can't install from there.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw I'm mainly thinking about this because I copied your setup (thanks for documenting it so well!) and this is something I'm wanting. Trying to lean into workflows that enable the LLM to never show me broken crap that it could have possibly caught on it's own.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw Have you tried out using Showboat and Rodney with your remote session workflow to create reproducible tests in PRs for your tools repo? I'm thinking of how you autogen <html name>.docs.md. There could be a workflow for <html name>.tests.md as well?
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw Also, though, I don't think it occurred to me that your blog is on GH. Which is great because I've been looking for a larger django project for some time as reference for how other people/teams keep things organized. Thank you for keeping that open and available!
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Simon Willison
Simon Willison@simonw·
@askDemigan I actually vibe coded a UI for that a few months ago - I have a "bulk tag" interface that lets me run a search and then apply a tag selectively to the results. I use that every few days to add more tags to older content. github.com/simonw/simonwi…
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw do you do periodic re-indexing of your blog posts/TILs at all? I'm thinking of how over time you add tags -- do you manually add tags to old records, do you have a pipeline that looks at older content to update the tags?
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw This was all in an attempt to have search results that would come back in semantic search for users seeking different sorts of information out of the same article (personas, effectively). It was rather effective and I haven't seen any use of that same technique since.
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@simonw That's not novel though. The part I still haven't seen since that project is it would run multiple summarizations of the same article, with prompts told to emphasize different aspects of the article. Then create embeddings for each of the summarizations. <cont>
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