I finally got around to making a tool I've wanted for a long time: you can basically think of it as being "like Gmail for coding agents." If you've ever tried to use a bunch of instances of Claude Code or Codex at once across the same project, you've probably noticed how annoyi…
Why even non-coding agents need bash I've done dozens of calls with companies making general agents over the past few weeks and my advice generally boils down to: "use the bash tool more" Here's a concrete example from my email agent:
this was me btw I had my editor call my phone and ask how to debug my code. Worked first try. Used the elevenlabs mcp server https://t.co/PLSYaAXyCB
with cursor 2.0, you can now share commands and rules with links! here are 5 commands from the cursor team:
steal my claude commands: https://t.co/GjNBdIKsnp also works in @cursor_ai https://t.co/dkE25v9KjV
What are the best patterns for maintaining an identical https://t.co/k0teGSYaWQ and https://t.co/SNVLwplXQ4 in the same GitHub repository? Is there a symlinking trick that works? Can you have one of them just say "go read the other one"? Or is it worth automating copying them?
The easiest way to prototype a general agent is to use Claude Code. Write some scripts to access your APIs, write a custom Claude MD, then prompt Claude Code with some queries. Does it work? Use the Claude Agent SDK to productionize it.
If you want to maintain a CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md in the same project, just (ask your agent to) write a bash script to find them all and add a symlink easy peasy https://t.co/dPxcBdKnhJ
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