I like to make cool reliable stuff - @entasislabs
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urspace - share localhost
Urspace lets you share a web app running on your computer with one private link.
You can use it to run and share private self hosted demos, agent tools, live dev environments to see how an app loads on the browser
github.com/EntasisLabs/urspa…
I see all the new ADEs and I think they are pretty cool, but it’s just not my cup of tea to be so agent-centric. I want the workspace to be smart and let me do agentic work without making me deal with an agent-first system.
The one thing I love about VSCode is that I can have so many different systems in one place. So naturally, I've been spending a lot of time to make @theseajelly feel like the point is me as a user while keeping it agentic.
Sometimes I want to type, write code, take notes. Sometimes I just want to delegate that and then review, and sometimes I just want the agent to handle it for me. I don't want 10 different apps that my agent deals with. I want one place where I can do everything the agent can.
Big things cooking - @theseajelly 0.12.0 coming soon with better reviews, a global spotlight, and support for more coding agents.
I always struggle to find ways to demo things so here’s me prompting @theseajelly to start building my portfolio off a note. Spotlight -> action is 🔥
I gave the @theseajelly a task this morning: use runstasis.io and grapheme-lang.org and create a rust based CI engine that can replace GitHub actions for us…
3 computers working together and we are making progress
Skill issue - the best agent will be the one that can be used by everyone. Consumers aren’t dumb. They are busy with other things and have other interests besides agents and tech.
A good agent can be complex and have an easy entry point - hence @theseajelly was built
We aren't giving up on consumers. But they are dumb and I never made hermes for that purpose. I made hermes agent as a coding harness for me. That's why the CLI came out first, and then remote gateway channels, and then, our first actual move toward consumer with the desktop app.
If anything, the mobile app means we are going way harder on consumers.
I am not leading the mobile app, and I dont even lead the desktop app.
My focus is and always has been on making hermes the **best** agent. Not an agent ux for normies.
MoA is not for normies. 1000's of subagents is not for normies. The intense work we've done to improve terminal and coding capabilities of hermes is not for normies.
It has always been this way, and anyone who thought otherwise was mistaken.
Also wrote about the inspiration behind Medousa
entasislabs.com/blog/a-chat-…
Medousa 0.11.0 is out and this one feels like I’m finally reaching the original vision I had about what interacting with a computer should be in the age of AI
mobile app is almost ready for a proper release too 🪼
medousa.app
Medousa 0.11.0 is out and this one feels like I’m finally reaching the original vision I had about what interacting with a computer should be in the age of AI
mobile app is almost ready for a proper release too 🪼
medousa.app
@cognition Devin is absolutely trash
Literally the worst first experience ever with an ai agent.
What do you mean linking my GitHub automatically switches my team over and then doesn’t use the sub I literally just paid for? What a joke - it doesn’t even make it obvious
@cognition like dude what do you mean it used on-demand???? I just made the account and never turned that shit on?!!!!!! This is why I stay using @cursor_ai
@cognition sign up with account -> pay sub -> connect GitHub -> now I’m a different context ???? And not apparent from the mobile UI -> run out of credits and now I can’t even move this progress to a correct sub
Bfr
