Thanks for all the insights, Zach. Although I still can't fully understand 100% of the post (I'm still getting into the LLM world for developers), I can clearly see the potential of your ideas and how impactful they could be. Looking forward to learning more and following your work!
Thanks for sharing Zach, and thanks for the mix usage_rules.sync pattern 👌.
I’m a vim user myself so I’m a bit reluctant to leave the terminal for a different editor, but I’ve been eyeing Zed for a while. Curious to know which bells and whistles are your favorite there.
From an editor standpoint, Zed is the best w/ vim-style editing outside of, well, vim. And so many things that "just work". From agentic stuff, their change review process, tool call display UI, and tree-sitter-based agentic tools (we don't see it, just makes agents smarter), are amazing.
Thanks for all the insights, Zach. Although I still can't fully understand 100% of the post (I'm still getting into the LLM world for developers), I can clearly see the potential of your ideas and how impactful they could be. Looking forward to learning more and following your work!
Thanks for sharing Zach, and thanks for the mix usage_rules.sync pattern 👌.
I’m a vim user myself so I’m a bit reluctant to leave the terminal for a different editor, but I’ve been eyeing Zed for a while. Curious to know which bells and whistles are your favorite there.
From an editor standpoint, Zed is the best w/ vim-style editing outside of, well, vim. And so many things that "just work". From agentic stuff, their change review process, tool call display UI, and tree-sitter-based agentic tools (we don't see it, just makes agents smarter), are amazing.