yokuze
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
So, I love this idea! I think it would be great if there were a way for an arbitrary number of people to participate in versus mode, but in the end, have the option to combine the results into one big block.
It would also be super cool for a group to contribute to a photo mosaic: https://github.com/worldveil/photomosaic e.g. a family photo composed from the photos we took.
There's also a command you can run to convert your Claude config to what Codex expects: `aix sync claude-code --to codex --dry-run` (just drop the --dry-run flag if the result looks good to you).
More here: https://aix.a1st.dev/editors/migrations/how-to-migrate-from-...
Feel free to suggest any improvements or features you'd like to see, or let me know if you find any bugs.
I've been using this heavily the past 6 months to solve exactly this problem: https://github.com/a1st-dev/aix It doesn't support Grok (yet) though.
Though it does not support ChatGPT (just the Codex part inside of the ChatGPT app), or Grok web (yet).
But it does encourage you to keep versioned config in one spot. You can also commit repo-specific config to any project that has specific needs, and translate that config into . That can be helpful when working with a team or an open source project that needs to support a variety of agents/tools.
It currently supports 8 editors/agents: https://aix.a1st.dev/editors/supported-editors/
Then, I use this tool:
https://github.com/a1st-dev/aix
to keep my Claude, Codex, and OpenCode in sync with my config.
The major benefits are that my adoption/deletion of skills, rules, hooks, MCP servers, etc. are deliberate, versioned, and shareable.
And since aix allows you to create extensible configs, that aix-config public GitHub repo is my base set of rules, and my internal/employer-specific rules are just a small layer on top of that.
It also makes trying out different subscriptions easy: you define your config in one place (one source of truth), and write to Claude, Codex, Devin, etc. with one command.
I noticed apps appearing on my Home Screen I’d never heard of before. Turns out with that setting and Family Purchase sharing turned on, every time my wife installed a new app, it installed on my phone too.
That may not be your exact scenario, but I wonder if turning off that Automatic App Downloads setting (if enabled) changes anything. Could give you a clue, if so.
A Tauri 2 CLI / MCP that allows your agent to debug, take screenshots, run JS, etc. inside a Tauri app: https://hypothesi.github.io/mcp-server-tauri/
Wait, you push straight to main?
> We added a rule — batch related changes, avoid rapid-fire pushes. It's in our CLAUDE.md (the governance file that all our AI agents follow):
> Avoid rapid-fire pushes to main — 11 pushes in 2h caused overlapping Kamal deploys with concurrent SQLite access.
Wait, you let _Claude_ push your e-commerce code straight to main which immediately results in a production deploy?
> * ABSOLUTELY DO NOT use `@deprecated` on anything unless you are explicitly asked to. Always fully refactor and delete old code as-needed instead of deprecating it
https://github.com/yokuze/aix-config/blob/f5094b5c5169261fae...
With the debugging capabilities it gives agents, I find I don’t miss Chrome DevTools so much.
Small bug, opened an issue here: https://github.com/vladocar/Sumi.css/issues/1