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Chris Sinco

@csinco

UX lead on AI tooling in @androidstudio, also on 🦋 https://t.co/vFrgNk5igH

Seattle, WA Katılım Ekim 2011
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marv1nnnnn
marv1nnnnn@marv1nnnnn1·
@Folke Yes theoretically but i haven't been banned yet, also codex won't have this issue
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Folke Lemaitre
Folke Lemaitre@Folke·
I love the idea of opensource coding agents like Pi and OpenCode, and to an extent OpenClaw, but how do people actually use this with SOTA coding models without burning literally $1000 per month? Especially with multiple agents. I stick to Claude Code with my Max plan ($200) because of that. (And because it's awesome). What am I missing here?
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Chris Sinco
Chris Sinco@csinco·
@ColtonIdle @JorgeCastilloPr That is a possibility. There is also the IntelliJ MCP index plugins that Claude can connect to. But that doesn’t quite give you the Android tooling parts.
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Colton Idle
Colton Idle@ColtonIdle·
idk. claude still struggles at find usages and stuff. meanwhile using AS is still miles ahead. i wish there was a way for claude to interact with AS directly or that more of that tooling was cli based. @csinco im assuming this means that i should just use gemini in AS with a different provider?
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Jorge Castillo
Jorge Castillo@JorgeCastilloPr·
This is my feeling too. I know how much work has been put into making Android Studio great, and I really appreciate it. But my reality is that I don’t find the need to open it almost for anything anymore.
montano@lucas_montano

IDE like Android Studio is in real danger i don’t open it that much anymore after using claude CLI + neovim (if needed) even for profiling and benchmarking, i just fire up claude in the terminal + adb and it handles literally everything: perfetto traces, simpleperf, dumpsys

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Chris Sinco
Chris Sinco@csinco·
@JorgeCastilloPr Would love to understand why! Is it because there are better agents outside of it, you don’t need the tooling, what do you still open it for
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Vladislav Tankov
Vladislav Tankov@vdtankov·
We released air.dev — a new Agentic Development Environment by JetBrains. Claude, Gemini, Codex, and Junie side-by-side with you — powered by code insight, beautiful UI, and vast development tooling. But underneath there's a technological iceberg. Let me walk you through it. 🧵
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Matt Carroll
Matt Carroll@SuprDeclarative·
What happened to Android Studio? How do I get rid of this awful lag that happens in the code editor and the terminal? I avoided upgrading for a long time and now I get this.
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Chris Sinco
Chris Sinco@csinco·
@JorgeCastilloPr Indeed, though you’d be surprised how resilient and non-tribal designers are to tool change. Changing design tools is a very regular practice in our craft. See the move from Photoshop -> Illustrator -> Fireworks -> Sketch/XD -> Figma/Framer over last two decades. Now agents.
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Chris Sinco@csinco·
@kaushikgopal @opencode Both are great options though. I’ve been enjoying Pi a lot as-is, and also building my own agent manager on top
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Kaushik Gopal
Kaushik Gopal@kaushikgopal·
@csinco @opencode also pi has the rpc mode, which effectively gives you the same thing as opencode's client/server architecture - so it has the ability to replace and be more than opencode, i just personally don't want to put in the work when opencode gets me there (atleast how i feel today)
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Kaushik Gopal
Kaushik Gopal@kaushikgopal·
Here's my list of reasons for using @opencode 1. Switch between models on the fly 2. client-server architecture (a.k.a built-in remote control) 3. Subagent + mode features 4. Opinionated UX 5. “Highly” customizable via plugins
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Chris Sinco@csinco·
@kaushikgopal @opencode You don’t have to configure much. There’s a community of many plugins that fill in the gaps actually. And if you don’t like them, just fork them and ask Pi to customize.
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Dan Shipper 📧
Dan Shipper 📧@danshipper·
i cannot tell you how valuable and impt subagents are in codex! last week i released a vibe-coded document editor, proof. the past few days have just been me fighting production bugs by copy-pasting log outputs and bug reports into new threads and then trying to manually coordinate getting each one to prod and makign sure they don't overlap or cause more issues today, i have one main thread that has full context on our daily plan. its job is to get everything to prod, and as new issues come up i just have it spawn a subagent, figure ou tthe issue, figure out how it fits into existing work, and make sure it gets fixed 10x powerup to have a single orchestrator that has full context on all work being done, and fresh context windows for parallelizing new work as it comes in
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Chris Sinco
Chris Sinco@csinco·
@hamen CSS is hard -> designers can code then 😎
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Ivan Morgillo
Ivan Morgillo@hamen·
Two things: * One more milestone achieved: 500 verified followers * CSS is hard
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Chris Sinco
Chris Sinco@csinco·
Pro tip on how to tame Gemini 3.1. Gordon Ramsay it.
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Mat Velloso@matvelloso

@antigravity the whole point of having it in planning mode is that it shouldn't change code until it presents a plan and the user agrees. Not helpful at all to set it in planning and finding out that Gemini went ahead and made a million changes without asking...

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Mat Velloso
Mat Velloso@matvelloso·
@antigravity the whole point of having it in planning mode is that it shouldn't change code until it presents a plan and the user agrees. Not helpful at all to set it in planning and finding out that Gemini went ahead and made a million changes without asking...
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Chris Sinco
Chris Sinco@csinco·
@jenny_wen Wouldn’t that degrade over time since it’s a single conversation context?
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jenny wen
jenny wen@jenny_wen·
cowork on the go-work!! i’m personally curious about how dispatch changes the way we start to interact with Claude. instead of different chats for different tasks, it’s just one long thread for all your tasks.
Felix Rieseberg@felixrieseberg

We're shipping a new feature in Claude Cowork as a research preview that I'm excited about: Dispatch! One persistent conversation with Claude that runs on your computer. Message it from your phone. Come back to finished work. To try it out, download Claude Desktop, then pair your phone.

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Ale~
Ale~@astamatok·
This is what working with AI is these days. Know your stuff, know when the tool is wrong. If you don't know what you're doing, it's all just very convincing bullshit.
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Jaewoong Eum
Jaewoong Eum@github_skydoves·
@csinco No, the plugin UI is built with the standard IntelliJ Platform SDK (Swing-based tool windows, panels, and dialogs).
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Jaewoong Eum
Jaewoong Eum@github_skydoves·
Compose HotSwan meets AI. You can watch AI modify style code through Hot Reload in real time on your real physical device, allowing you to choose the better direction through a decision tree and quickly arrive at better results.
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