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Thanks for flagging, we were missing DMARC, now added

you can press "h" to go back to homepage :)

If you click the file row (not the filename as that will navigate to file page), then hovering over other files won't change the preview.

thanks!

Thanks for the support, we really appreciate it. We want to create/support communities within the app in the future (via issues, etc) but ya it's a good idea to form some channels.

It might be a bit difficult to self-host at the moment (as we don't have a good documentation to do so) but you can try and let us know how it goes.

we are trying to run execution locally using local claude code

We use one model across all three surfaces called Task. Those do have different information architectures, i.e. Linear tickets have correspondence or comments, LLM conversations have chat history and code reviews have diffs and comments. But, at the end of the day, all those information are used to output the correct code and we are doing just that.

Thank you so much for the feedback! Could you elaborate more on the point about UX/UI. We are trying to see what we can do to make onboarding and issuing the first task as easy as possible. I'd love to hear your insights on that

cool, let me check it out

If you use the app as is, it will be cloned to our server. If you choose to host your own server, it will be on yours

To clarify, most of the execution (writing code or researching) is happening on the cloud. And we use Firestore as DB to store tasks. The app (both desktop and mobile) is just interface to talk to those backends. We are currently working to see if we can bring majority of the execution to local. Hope this makes it a bit clearer.

you can also give our mobile app a try :)

:( light mode gangs

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Completely agreed. The first version of our app was on mobile. We implemented preview deployment for frontend testing (and we were going to work on backend integration testing next). But yeah, without a reliable way to test and verify changes, I agree it's not a complete solution. We are going to work on that next.

FYI, our initial app demo: https://youtu.be/WzFP3799K2Y?feature=shared

Nice, are you building a linear app? I saw their recent post about integrating cursor, devin, etc into their platform.

And, light mode? I'm sorry, we can't be friends anymore

thank you :) let us know how it feels

Honestly, it's not there yet and I'm iterating to making it better and consistent. But, I've had a few moments where it got questions and implementations right and it felt magical. So, wanted to share it with more people and see how people like the approach.

The main benefit is that you can issue tasks on mobile. And, initially we were just a mobile app. When we decided to build a desktop version, we just reused all the infra we had. Realized for desktop, cloud isn't necessary. So, we are trying to migrate to local now

Interesting. So, do you just start multiple instances of Claude Code and ask the same prompt on all of them? Manually cherry picking from 5 different worktrees sounds complicated. Will see what I can do :)

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, that is where we are heading as said in the demo video. We will follow up shortly to release local tool :)

hey! that's awesome to hear, thanks for the feedback.

we've tried a lot of things to make code more in-line with our paradigms (initially tried a few agents to parse out "project rules" from existing code, then used that in the system prompt), but have found that the agents tend to go off-track regardless. the highest leverage has just been changing the model (Claude writes code a certain way which we tend to prefer, vs GPT, etc) and a few strong system prompts (NEVER WRITE COMMENTS, repeated twice).

so the questions here are less about that, but more about overall functional / system requirements, and acknowledging that for stylistic things, the user will still have to review.