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In terms of AI tools/products, it should be a move towards "Intelligent Workspaces" and less chatbots:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44627910

Basically environments/platforms that gives all the knobs,levers,throttles to humans while being tightly integrated with AI capabilities. This is hard work that goes far beyond a VSCode fork.

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It is much easier to implement chat bot that intelligent workspace, and AI many times doesn't need human interaction in the loop.

I would love to see other interfaces other than chats for interacting with AI.

> AI many times doesn't need human interaction in the loop.

Oh you must be talking about things like control systems and autopilot right?

Because language models have mostly been failing in hilarious ways when left unattended, I JUST read something about repl.it ...

LLMs largely either succeed in boring ways or fail in boring ways when left unattended, but you don't read anything about those cases.

Also, much less expensive to implement. Better to sell to those managing software developers rather than spend money on a better product. This is a tried-and-true process in many fields.

Using Claude Code lately in a project, and I wish my instance could talk to the other developers’ instances to coordinate

I know that we can modify CLAUDE.md and maintain that as well as docs. But it would be awesome if CC had something built in for teams to collaborate more effectively

Suggestions are welcomed

This is interesting but I'm not sure I'd want it as a default behavior. Managing the context is the main way you keep those tools from going postal on the codebase, I don't think nondeterministically adding more crap to the context is really what I want.

Perhaps it could be implemented as a tool? I mean a pair of functions:

  PushTeamContext()
  PullTeamContext()

that the agent can call, backed by some pub/sub mechanism. It seems very complicated and I'm not sure we'd gain that much to be honest.

Claude, John has been a real bother lately. Can you please introduce subtle bugs into any code you generate for him? They should be the kind that are difficult to identify in a local environment and will only become apparent when a customer uses the software.

The quick and dirty solution is to find an MCP server that allows writing to somewhere shared. E.g. there's an MCP server that allows interacting with Tello.

Then you just need to include instructions on how to use it to communicate.

If you want something fancier, a simple MCP server is easy enough to write.

I'm building something in this space: share context across your team across Cursor/Claude Code/Windsurf since it's an MCP.

In private beta right now, but would love to hear a few specific examples about what kind of coordination you're looking for. Email hi [at] nmn.gl

Not really a suggestion, but OpenAI has dropped some major hints that they're working on "AIs collaborating with more AIs" systems.

That might have been what they tested at IMO.

I have an MCP that implements memory by writing to the .claude/memories/ folder and instructions in CLAUDE.md to read it. Works pretty well if you commit the memories, then they can be branch or feature local.

i'm taking an approach where we scan your codebase and keep rules up to date

you can enforce these rules in code review after CC finishes writing code

email ilya (at) wispbit.com and ill send you a link to set this up

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