andreypopp

You meant Pragmata Pro :)

Agree, but this orthogonal to JS or bash question. (I mean can always run some bash locally as well, even wasm compiled one).

it cannot use cat but you can make a command which communicates back to agent. Armin mentions that:

> While in theory the agent could provide a CLI tool that talks to the outer harness via environment variables and Unix sockets, it’s a rather crude process

But I don't know why it's crude to be honest. I'm running pi in tmux and have a CLI to prompt it from any shell session / neovim and it works good. So such way of communication is already needed besides codemode.

JS was chosen probably because (1) it's easy to sandbox (there's QuickJS) and (2) (my guess) some models are probably post-trained on JS Codemode.

There's no limitation, just have bash commands `read` or `view_image` which communicate back to agent.

Cmd+Tab works on iOS on iPad, when keyboard is connected, not sure about iPhones

try clickhouse-local, it's amazing how it can crunch JSON/TSV or whatever at great speed

> this also seems a way to declare types for your own code in an external file, thus keeping your code as runnable Lua and benefiting from type checking too

The declaration file isn't used to typecheck the code the declaration is for. It is only for consumers of the code.

Would be interesting to know what’s the plan regarding supporting effects in melange. IIRC jsoo (the another OCaml to JS compiler) is doing some whole program analysis to compile to efficient CPS.

Does it (Dart, C#) support exhaustivity checking for such matching over subclasses?

Agreed here, it's impressive how easy it is to use and how performant it is.

Would be nice to add a seamless ability to call executable UDFs from clickhouse-local, last time I checked clickhouse-local required executables to be in a special directory (as in proper clickhouse). Instead it'd be nice to be able to reference any executable in an ad-hoc way.

To be honest it seems vim/neovim ticks all those points already.