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Re:Show HN: Talk to a coding agent directly inside Zsh on Thursday March 12, 2026 @08:12AM (#47349505)
One reason we built this as a Zsh plugin instead of a CLI tool:

Most developers already have heavily customized shells (aliases, Oh-My-Zsh plugins, functions, etc).

We wanted the coding agent to become part of that environment instead of replacing it.

Show HN: Talk to a coding agent directly inside Zsh

Posted by amitksingh1490 on Thursday March 12, 2026 @06:28AM
from the show-hn dept.

Hi HN,We built *ForgeCode*, a coding agent that integrates directly into *Zsh*.After installing the plugin you can talk to it from your shell using `:` commands.Example:``` : add caching to this GraphQL resolver ```Because it runs inside Zsh, your *aliases, plugins, and shell workflows keep working*.Forge also appears *multiple times near the top of the Terminal-Bench 2.0 leaderboard* depending...

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Re:MCP Security Vulnerabilities and Attack Vectors on Saturday July 19, 2025 @07:25PM (#44620439)
Totally agree, If we have made a mistakes in past we must have learnt from it and when designing a standard specially with AI where the outcome is non deterministic we got be more careful.
Re:MCP Security Vulnerabilities and Attack Vectors on Saturday July 19, 2025 @02:24PM (#44618023)
MCP new spec has to an extent covered auth. But the MCPs are yet to adopt to that.
Re:Everything You Need to Know About Grok 4 on Friday July 18, 2025 @03:17PM (#44608710)
Ya, even I feel its slow, Thats why I use it only for architecture planning and finding complex issue
Re: on Saturday March 29, 2025 @02:24AM (#43513253)
The Forge team at AntinomyHQ open-sourced their AI-enhanced terminal tool (GitHub stars welcome!). Recent updates—better autocomplete, security modes, Custom workflows, Plan/Act modes—came from user feedback. What feature would you add to an AI Terminal assistant?
Re: on Sunday March 02, 2025 @07:13PM (#43236782)
Hi everyone,

I’m excited to share Forge – an AI-powered coding assistant built to help you write better code, debug faster, and automate repetitive tasks. During our early access phase, we’re inviting developers to try Forge and provide feedback.

*What Forge Offers:*

- *Code Generation & Completion:* Leverage context-aware, natural language prompts.

- *Debugging Assistance:* Get detailed explanations and troubleshooting tips.

- *Automated Refactoring:* Receive smart suggestions to improve your code.

- *Multi-Language Support:* Optimized capabilities for popular languages.

*How to Try It Out:* 1.Join our Discord: https://discord.com/invite/kRZBPpkgwq 2. Comment on our GitHub Issue:Share your Discord username on the issue at [Get a API Key](https://github.com/antinomyhq/forge/issues/422). We’ll send your API key.

Looking forward to your thoughts and feedback!

Show HN: Forge – AI-Powered Terminal Assistant for Coding (Free API Keys)

Posted by amitksingh1490 on Saturday March 01, 2025 @10:31AM
from the show-hn dept.

https://github.com/antinomyhq/forge

Hey folks, we’ve been working on Forge, a terminal tool that brings AI into your development workflow. It’s designed to assist with coding, debugging, and general problem-solving right in your terminal.Would love for some devs to give it a spin and share feedback! It currently uses Claude 3.7 Sonnet (via OpenRouter) but is built to be flexible.Claim your free key by either commenting on this...

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Re:Design a GraphQL Schema – how to continuously evolve your schema on Thursday July 25, 2024 @07:36AM (#41067355)
FYI Links to the Previous parts can be found here

1) Part-1 https://tailcall.run/blog/graphql-schema/ 2) Part-2 https://tailcall.run/blog/graphql-schema-part-2-1/ 3) Part-3 https://tailcall.run/blog/graphql-schema-part-2-2/

Re:Design a GraphQL Schema – how to continuously evolve your schema on Wednesday July 24, 2024 @02:26AM (#41054141)
Do try the Quiz in the end.
Re:Apollo vs. Urql vs. Fetch: The Ultimate Showdown on Saturday July 20, 2024 @07:05AM (#41015598)
An in-depth comparison of five methods for integrating GraphQL with Angular:

- Apollo Angular - Urql - GraphQL-Request - Axios - Fetch API

The article covers installation, code examples, error handling, and unique features for each approach. It also includes a comparison table, caching analysis, and common issues with resolutions.

We're interested in hearing about the HN community's experiences with these or other GraphQL-Angular integration methods. What challenges have you faced? What factors influence your choice of approach?

Your insights and feedback are welcome!