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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·18h

@santiegomez1 But the functionality is pretty much the same as diffs com :)

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santiago@santiegomez1·18h

@tt_2709 orche review is opening diffs.com right?

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·27 Mar

Released orche - orchestrate your coding agents: - isolated git worktree per agent - tmux/cmux custom workspace spun up in one command - built-in diff UI to review changes - feedback sent straight into the agent's terminal, no more slop in your codebase npm i -g @taranek/orche Source code below 👇

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·18h

@santiegomez1 Not anymore, had to migrate to code mirror to allow users to edit the code directly in the electron app:

Moved away from @pierrecomputer diffs package a few weeks ago but their new trees library is literally goated, incredible perf and virtualization on any level out of the box, now live in orche@0.0.17 review app

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·19h

@cnakazawa @amadeus @fat Next step: submit review comments to your agent :) x.com/tt_2709/status…

Released orche - orchestrate your coding agents: - isolated git worktree per agent - tmux/cmux custom workspace spun up in one command - built-in diff UI to review changes - feedback sent straight into the agent's terminal, no more slop in your codebase npm i -g @taranek/orche Source code below 👇

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Christoph Nakazawa@cnakazawa·19h

Codiff: A beautiful, extremely fast local diff viewer I review SO MUCH code locally these days. I asked Codex to build it using diffs.com and trees.software. Thanks @amadeus and @fat. Amazing software. It took 16 minutes to build this. It's amazing. github.com/nkzw-tech/codi…

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·3d

So cool to be part of Cafe Cursor for the first time!

Cafe Cursor Krakow again filmed by @iggyexperience 🤯🤯🤯 If there’s any video editing AI agent - Iggy’s work is the ultimate benchmark 🔥

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·2 May

@karrisaarinen I actually had to google this one as I underestimated how many apps they killed 😅

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Karri Saarinen@karrisaarinen·2 May

@tt_2709 Also what if Atlassian built Slack

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Karri Saarinen@karrisaarinen·2 May

What if Atlassian built GitHub

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·30 Nis

@Trilliumto There you go: github.com/taranek/orche

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trillium@Trilliumto·30 Nis

@tt_2709 Link to Orche

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·30 Nis

Orche supports presets now! Run „orche start” with a different „-p” flag to load custom terminal layouts for testing, debugging or regular feature development. Each preset loads a different config file with a different terminal layout:

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·29 Nis

@kskrygan Can we get less than 100% cpu usage every time I open a repo with multiple worktrees (which are being indexed) first?🙏

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Kirill Skrygan@kskrygan·29 Nis

Would you be interested if JetBrains releases a totally local AI agent, working 100% on your laptop, using our code insight engine and deeply integrated into the IDE? Yes, it will be probably 1 month behind the very recent frontier models, but no token blood bath anymore WDYT?

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·29 Nis

@pierrecomputer Thank you, that one I saw but didnt dive deeper into that as I wanted to keep the typeable editing as well - pierre diffs just didn’t fot my use case but I can only tell good things about the library itself, thank you for building that!

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Pierre@pierrecomputer·28 Nis

@tt_2709 Let me know if these docs are helpful at all #utilities-diffacceptrejecthunk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">diffs.com/docs#utilities… typeable editing is in active development

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·28 Nis

Moved away from @pierrecomputer diffs package a few weeks ago but their new trees library is literally goated, incredible perf and virtualization on any level out of the box, now live in orche@0.0.17 review app

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·28 Nis

@pierrecomputer Moved off to CodeMirror as I wanted to allow users to edit the code (either by typing or clicking a revert button on a specific hunk). Is that something you folks support now? Maybe I misread the docs somehow

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Pierre@pierrecomputer·28 Nis

@tt_2709 glad you're liking trees! Why did you decide to move off of diffs?

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·22 Nis

@eldh Would you trust it?

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Andreas Eldh@eldh·22 Nis

Can grok even code?

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·18 Nis

@thdxr Same, just because they’re way cheaper now. The idea of someone spending 3-5 days on renaming and moving stuff around sounds wild today, can’t believe used to work like that 3years ago; now you just spin up a new worktree and focus on things that matter more

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dax@thdxr·18 Nis

are there people out there who just want to refactor every day? just wake up and find the worst code and just chip away at it and clean it up wake up the next day do it again, infinitely improving things with zero external impact?

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·16 Nis

@mitsuhiko Did you try cmux layouts? Works great for me x.com/tt_2709/status…

Released orche - orchestrate your coding agents: - isolated git worktree per agent - tmux/cmux custom workspace spun up in one command - built-in diff UI to review changes - feedback sent straight into the agent's terminal, no more slop in your codebase npm i -g @taranek/orche Source code below 👇

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Armin Ronacher ⇌@mitsuhiko·15 Nis

I think tmux is great software for an agent. But how people can actually work day to day in tmux is beyond me. It's such a horrible UX and hack.

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·10 Nis

@mattpocockuk Sounds good! I also went with docker-only appoach first but it just made my tool less and less flexible as the time progressed, so I started from scratch to allow more freedom on how orche works

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Matt Pocock@mattpocockuk·10 Nis

Thinking about moving Sandcastle off Docker and making the sandbox totally pluggable. I.e. Sandcastle would become an orchestrator that works with any coding agent in any sandbox - local or remote. Would love feedback here: github.com/mattpocock/san…

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·8 Nis

@thekitze Which part of Gdynia is that

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kitze@thekitze·8 Nis

imagine saying nothing from my end from here

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·7 Nis

@alexreidgrowth @arvidkahl Good point, I think we’d have to find a way to let agents coordinate (claude peers might be a way) and come up with a stacked merge request

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Alex Reid@alexreidgrowth·7 Nis

@tt_2709 @arvidkahl Worktrees are a game-changer for agentic workflows. The isolation model maps perfectly — each agent gets its own sandbox without stepping on others. The real question is whether we'll need smarter merge strategies as agents start producing conflicting changes across branches.

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Arvid Kahl@arvidkahl·7 Nis

Git worktrees are all the rage for even slightly parallelized agentic engineering. I wonder, how do you deal with "basic" external dev services? Who spins up a new db (w/ fresh data), or a Redis instance, for each worktree? Is this a thing? Will tooling (have to) embrace this?

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Tomasz Taranek@tt_2709·7 Nis

@Sarve___tanvesh @pierrecomputer Check out orche if you want to add comments directly to your agent: x.com/tt_2709/status…

Released orche - orchestrate your coding agents: - isolated git worktree per agent - tmux/cmux custom workspace spun up in one command - built-in diff UI to review changes - feedback sent straight into the agent's terminal, no more slop in your codebase npm i -g @taranek/orche Source code below 👇

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