Oliver Ni retweetledi
Oliver Ni
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every one of these concepts i've seen is obsessed with putting as much information on the page as possible lol
athas.dev@athasdev
What if Zed built GitHub
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devin part of this video is not sped up btw
Cognition@cognition
Earlier this week we announced Devin in your terminal. Now Devin is inside your shell. Hit Ctrl+G and it sees what you see to instantly help you out. try it: `devin shell setup`
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@MattSchrage @dustincmichaels @cognition but the prompt tui window doesn't load. no logo. is there a bug flag because I can at least execute the binary?
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Oliver Ni retweetledi
the neat thing is devin actually sees the *output* of commands you just ran
how does that work?
we use a "pty wrapper" program around your shell, and then tell your shell to emit specific markers for it to track
when you launch devin via C-g it injects the context for you
Cognition@cognition
Earlier this week we announced Devin in your terminal. Now Devin is inside your shell. Hit Ctrl+G and it sees what you see to instantly help you out. try it: `devin shell setup`
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Just one of the many small usability things we included :)
common user dev@c0mm0n_dev_us3r
I am really liking the amount of thought they put into making this cli. Instead of giving an absurd Id and asking you to rename a session to be able to resume later, They name the session in this random names you could use. @cognition guys, I keep finding these things you guys stuffed into the cli. 🫡
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I don’t buy the idea that libraries will go away since everyone can just write their own now. Maybe for small internal company use-cases. But libraries are not just code, they’re time invested in edge cases, they’re hundreds of hours of human eyes. I don’t want to replace that.
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mostly just cause i'm usually already in the terminal :) or i'm ssh'd into some machine and want to quickly spin up an agent to do some maintenance tasks
i agree that a good gui is much better -> this is why in Devin for Terminal we built /handoff to seamlessly get you to cloud, are integrating devin for terminal into windsurf, etc.
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> TUIs are not faster to make
> LLMs don't care about your terminal
> SWEs use TUIs and GUIs
> TUIs are far less expressive
Lewis 🇺🇸@ctjlewis
POP QUIZ: You spend a lot more time in the terminal now, mostly to use CC and Codex. Why?
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devin for terminal has this :)
Sahaj@iamsahaj_xyz
if you build an image input but don't implement ctrl+v to paste images then I don't know you
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PlanetScale probably the only one I can think of right now?
shako@shakoistsLog
I think software companies associating their brand with extreme quality and safety is currently underrated, vs. mass "integration" slop.
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imagine my surprise when i walked into the office and my desk had been taken over by the VT-100
i remained a guest at my own desk for weeks
nikhil@jhanikhil
made a little terminal explainer, based on the original terminal
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@mitchellh @zeddotdev can we also replace your alacritty with libghostty-rs 👀
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Awesome to see! Let's replace the Alacritty core with libghostty-rs. If there are any shortcomings in the libghostty API I'll address them immediately.
I know some view Ghostty as competitive to Warp at a GUI level, but the goal was always to empower other terminal apps via libghostty and there was no other vehicle to get that out than to build a GUI too (similar to Alacritty and their vte crate).
I don't think I've ever talked negatively about Warp online (except maybe the login thing they fixed ages ago), I've always respected that they're trying something different.
I know Warp has moved on to being a much bigger vision than "just" a terminal, but let's modernize that terminal core. :)
github.com/Uzaaft/libghos…
Warp@warpdotdev
Warp is now open-source.
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i for one have definitely written as much human slop in my life as the ai slop i’ve generated lol
ハセン حسن@hasen_95dx
Am I the crazy one here? Why are people pretending that corporate "programmers" were writing high quality code before the advent of AI coding?
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in addition to just the raw capabilities — obviously it’s really powerful — we spent a ton of effort making this feel good in your hands
it’s fast, you can see everything stream in, supports all the shell shortcuts you’re used to, uses your terminal scroll back so you can pop in and out seamlessly… I really can’t go back to clunky tools that take up my whole screen anymore.
give it a shot and lmk if you have feedback on ux polish (or anything else about devin and devin for terminal!)
Cognition@cognition
The terminal hasn’t changed much since the 1970s. What you do with it has. Introducing Devin for Terminal: everything we learned building Devin, now as a local agent, available right in your shell. And when your work outgrows your laptop, hand it off to the cloud.
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