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I’m pretty sure many people who use AI to write emails or blog posts add "make it sound like a human wrote it" to their prompts. We all know what the result usually looks like.
If AI is writing my code, I'd rather have it focus purely on correctness and efficiency than on making the code easy to read.
heck! I might even ask it to imitate Arthur Whitney’s style.
/s
Basic tasks in cursor. It's decent and damn fast.
All my team members also use it.
The idea is to make querying ClickHouse feel more like using a polished desktop with ClickHouse native features :
It’s built in Swift/SwiftUI with Monaco as the SQL editor.
Screenshot: https://ibb.co/gbW4rW7G
⎿ Error: Exit code 1
GITBUTLER_ERROR: Cannot commit directly to gitbutler/workspace branch.
GitButler manages commits on this branch. Please use GitButler to commit your changes:
- Use the GitButler app to create commits
- Or run 'but commit' from the command line
If you want to exit GitButler mode and use normal git:
- Run 'but teardown' to switch to a regular branch
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but was not installed ( I installed the mac app ) .I still haven't uninstalled the app and will try to figure out the working model.
Also please offer some skill file or a text I can add to my CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md so that when I ask claude to commit , it will go through gitbutler...( edit: looks like it is there, but the discovery is hard ) .
Sources:
https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulat...
https://www.business-standard.com/finance/news/explained-jan...
https://www.outlookbusiness.com/markets/jane-street-under-se...
https://www.rediff.com/business/report/why-is-sebi-probing-a...
It has these capabilities for now : - Prebid flooring insights ( uses an LLM to generate a summary )
- screenshot at various times
- real time console logs
- Prebid detection
As for the app itself, it included a simple UI built on React with custom styling and real-time support using WSS . I provided it with my brand colors and asked it to use chadcn. It also includes a Node.js-based backend with socket.io and puppeteer. I even asked it to generate a Dockerfile and Kubernetes manifests. It almost did a perfect job—the only thing I had to fix manually was updating my Ingress to support WSS.
After studying the K8s manifests, I learned a bunch of new things as well.. spent around $6 for this session and I felt that it was worth it.