Agent IDE

I have been using... ai and orca and share

about orca sorry i couldn't see your breakdown but you've used herder i've used cmux so maybe you can show orca and explain how you like it compared to herder

to be honest i haven't really used a herder in anger in all honesty

i saw that you were trying to do a comparison between two agents kind of boring just show me like something interesting

oh okay well let me just share my screen i mean i've only really used it for like two days solidly solidly two days is that a lot it's not much is it so for example What do I like about it? Okay.

So one thing I like about it is, is that it's supports all the different agents easily i like how it's like kind of terminal based in a way like the tabs are kind of terminals

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looks like cmax and then uh it's easy to start a new work tree with a different thing and different configuration it has has mobile so that that's a killer feature for me so that so that so now i can you know check out what's going on my mobile

But that means you have to pay for their cloud service.

No, I use the local one.

But the trouble is...

But they must still have some type of control plane for your mobile app to connect to your MacBook, right? Some type of reverse tunnel?

Well, I mean, I manage my own LAN and I use Tailscale, so I don't use their stuff.

So is there a requirement that your mobile phone and the Mac are on the same network? Yeah, exactly.

I just use the LAN and it works.

Oh, perfect.

So you can set up a VPN and then you can be out of a home and they can still be on a network, on a virtual network.

Yeah.

There is a big downside that I haven't really figured out.

So somebody, well, when they replay it, this code will no longer be valid, right?

I hope so.

Sorry, one big downside you were saying?

One big downside is that this is like, what do you call it? First world problem.

But like, I use Orca on this machine.

And I use them when I'm in my, in my home, which is just like 20 meters that way.