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@mxponential @conductor_build @superset_sh @aarondfrancis @theo @capydotai Can you please try mine? It's called vsmux and it's similar to superset but all as a vscode extension. Please tell me what you think. x.com/i/status/20346… marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…

Some incredible products in the list that are worth checking out. @conductor_build - the most polished @superset_sh - best overall Solo term by @aarondfrancis is a serious sleeper T3 Code by @theo the new opensource codex killer? @capydotai - exciting newcomer @CollaboratorAI by @yiliush is a super unique take @cursor_ai - new glass ui is very good @emdashsh new but evolving quickly Cmux a pseudo ade? Goat terminal Did I miss any?

ADEs are everywhere in 2026. There are a ton of options, I tried them all and have thoughts.

@kr0der Black background Dark for sure. More pixels off. Less damaging to your eyes over time.

gotta settle the debate once and for all light or dark mode when coding

@tannerlinsley Please check out vsmux. It's an extension that works like cmux but inside vscode so you get the best of both worlds (Agent CLIs & IDE). I've used everything and this is the best path IMO. x.com/i/status/20346…

Ghostty was fun, but time for something else. I still love opencode, too but with CC plans dead on it… I’m feeling lost. Full GUI? T3 Code? Opencode GUI? Warp? Back to cursor? Try CC again? Raw Codex? My 🧠 hurts and I just need to keep shipping.

@catalinmpit 100% agree. I paid for the $200 GPT plan just to stop having to check the agents work so often. Literally exact same prompts, working in exactly the same projects and I get much more consistently reliable results from GPT 5.4 high (/fast always on).

Lately, Claude makes some shocking mistakes. ⟶ Implements overly complex code ⟶ Ignores the codebase's code style ⟶ Removes working code for no reason ⟶ Replaces code that's out of scope from the task at hand It feels like it needs 100% supervision. At this point, you're better off writing everything yourself.

@robinebers 32gb is not enough these days with multiple claude codes / tauri/electron apps. Also agentic engineering pushes you towards working on multiple projs. Had a 32gb Macbook Pro 16 M2 Max and got the M5 Pro 64gb JUST for the ram upgrade. Was always on 85% & yellow memory pressure.

trying something new replacing 96 GB x M2 MacBook Pro 16" with brand new fully spec'd out 32 GB x M5 MacBook Air 15" wish me luck

@kr0der 100% mimestream. No joke tried all the popular ones recently and this one is the most polished and reliable of all of them.

anyone know a good Superhuman alternative? no AI features, just managing multiple inboxes in one UI it keeps crashing nowadays 💀

@theo @jullerino @devipt97 All ultra think does now is set max effort for that specific turn (not the whole conversation)

@jullerino @devipt97 😭😭 Boris doing us dirty

T3 Code now supports Claude. If you have the Claude Code CLI installed and signed in, you can use it with T3 Code. Hopefully the lawyers won't make us remove this 🙃

@Palanikannan_M Made something similar called VSmux. It's cmux but inside VS Code/Cursor. Can't let go of the editor for quick edits or working with md files. Love the source control there (better than lazygit). Integrated browser. Tons of extras. x.com/i/status/20346…

pov: you tried cmux and realized tmux was right there the whole time all i needed was "is my agent done?" and fast switching. not a new app. runs inside ghostty. same tmux shortcuts. freakishly fast

@nummanali Hey Numman! In the same vein, I created "Cmux in VSCode", works on macOS/Linux/Windows. Based on zmx & ghostty. Persistent terminals. Best of both worlds. Editor and agent manager 2 in 1. Would appreciate your thoughts 🙏🏻

cmux on Linux!

@joshmillgate use this :) (basically claude code cli/codex cli in vscode but with nicer ui) x.com/i/status/20346…

I'm using Claude code in VSCode, is there any reason why I should switch up my setup?

@robinebers Check out my new ADE IDE, VSmux. Best of both worlds IMO. x.com/i/status/20346… github.com/maddada/VSmux Would really love your thoughts Robin 🙏🏻

yeah, no unlike most people, I talk to actual builders zero (!) of them is exclusively running ADEs everyone runs ADEs and IDEs at the same time the problem isn't that IDEs are dead it's that IDEs haven't adopted agents enough

@theo @davis7 @Rasmic Links: VS-Mux: github.com/maddada/VSMux Agent Manager X (swift. Available through brew): github.com/maddada/agent-…

Made CMUX but as a fully featured extension inside vs code/cusor. Uses zmx (tmux alt) and ghostty behind the scenes. Persistent terminals. Works with Claude/Codex/OpenCode. Sound on completion. Beta testers needed 🙏🏻 Works great with Agent Manager X. @theo @davis7 @Rasmic

@dkundel @benhylak Also the text gets broken all the time. I keep having to switch to transcript mode then back because the chat view just loves to eat lines. I'm using vscode terminal on macOS. Nothing special.

@benhylak What can we do better in the CLI?

i'm sorry but codex cli is just unusable. i actually like the model.

@dkundel @benhylak Please add mobile remote control, code reverting, and automatic title generation (pr has been under works for soo long just ship it!). All of the above is in Claude Code btw.

@robinebers Interested! What is it called?

just found an awesome new AI coding tool 1/ mobile remote that actually works (across models) 2/ multi-model requests for better output 3/ multiple terminals at the bottom 4/ support for native terminals like ghostty 5/ full file tree AND file editor 6/ multi-project/worktree support like conductor this has the potential to be really good in the future closest to what I'd call "perfect" direction (but not yet perfectly executed)

@robinebers GPT 5.2 /fast on the other hand is well worth it IMO. Especially until April 2nd when 2x usage gets dropped.

Opus 4.6 Fast is like good crack it's a really fun ride, until you realize what it costs you I spent about $2.5k on it since its launch totally not worth it but highly addictive

@robinebers @crsmoore @screenstudio @TellaHQ I was also going through multiple screen recording tools last month. Tella seemed like they had the idea down but it was the buggiest out of all of them.

@crsmoore @screenstudio @TellaHQ haven’t in recent months but they pissed me off early so hard that i never went back (they lost an entire project and multiple hours of work)

just re-subscribed to @screenstudio and I genuinely wish I didn't have to have lifetime licenses for multiple alternatives tested them all, but none is as polished yet screen studio is overpriced and ships way too slowly for 2026 but it's STILL the best screen recorder out there gave them one more year by then the competition will have beaten it, no doubt remember: time is more valuable than money if a tool saves you hours every week, just pay for it and move on

@DanielLockyer Someone with good taste has to be managing the loop or you don't get good UX. Tried too many times to do the whole "long plan set it and forget it thing" but I always got worse results than when I sit with a bunch of terminals open each working on a piece of the puzzle.

Funny how the "ralph loop" has completely disappeared from conversation

@kr0der @steipete I use the cli inside vs code with native tabs enabled. Tried everything but keep going back to this because I get ALL the Claude Code & Codex features as soon as they come out and the md / code editing experience is amazing here. T3 code is close but still needs some work.

is the CLI coding meta dying? @steipete, the creator of OpenClaw, has ditched the Codex CLI and swapped to the Codex app. he was well known for having 2 large monitors with 6+ Codex tabs open at once. the multiple speed increases in Codex lately, as well as the latest /fast mode that boosts speed by 50%, is making the CLI less appealing as multiple windows isn't really needed anymore. are you still using a CLI or have you moved back to a GUI? I've moved back to Cursor + Codex app as I think GUIs > CLIs but let me know what you're using 👀