robertkrahn01

Love using this tool. While it is made to make AI agents more efficient in navigating source code, I also found it really handy in getting a quick overview of code bases and understanding static relationships. Integrated that in Emacs to have quick navigation at my fingertips that go beyond lsp-based functionality.

What an incredible loss. I first met Vanessa almost 20 years ago while she was working for impara in Magdeburg. We were colleagues until 2017. She introduced me to Cory Doctorow's Little Brother novels. We attended Hackers together. She was an incredible programmer, a role model and very kind soul. I learned a lot from her. May she find peace wherever she is now.

Just put scaffolding around it, will fit much better into NYC :D

From the workflow shown in the video it might even make sense to build a low-res game now with DirectX 9 and "mod it up"? The texture upscaling and material inference as well as the direct modification capabilities look amazing!

Thanks for reporting, we'll be looking into this. What is the location that you installed the app to? Are you starting it via the startup menu, desktop icon, or directly with coscreen.exe?

Hello! We are still planning on Linux support but, to be honest, have had our hands full with supporting macOS and Windows. There are a surprising number of things to do and edge cases (multiple displays, spaces, full screen behavior, non-invasive event injection, etc). There are no specific technical issues holding us back really.

We are currently working on a headless client that will also work on Linux. We do not have exact dates for a release yet but it (and a full client) is on our roadmap. IT WILL happen. Fingers crossed.