Álvaro Ramírez

@xenodium.bsky.social

Blogs about #emacs and other stuff at xenodium.com.
 Authored plainorg.com and flathabits.com for iOS.

Living in an Emacs buffer somewhere in London. 
Also at https://twitter.com/xenodium and https://indieweb.social/@xenodium

AI tools I've been using the most, both at work and personally: 1. agent-shell - As an Emacs user, really like having all the Emacs commands available while interacting with Agents. Easy to extend. 2. Claude Code 3. Opencode - Using this more and more, especially with other models.

If you use Emacs, I highly recommend `agent-shell` github.com/xenodium/age... It's like the `magit` for agents that other IDEs will be cribbing off of for the next 10 years. If you already use it, you should consider sponsoring @xenodium.bsky.social to keep its capabilities growing

GitHub - xenodium/agent-shell: A native Emacs buffer to interact with LLM agents powered by ACP

A native Emacs buffer to interact with LLM agents powered by ACP - xenodium/agent-shell

github.com

I've been surprised at how wonderful the experience of coding with agents in Emacs is. It's been great at routing text between proceses for decades and is so is oddly positioned really, really well in the age of AI. Also, Agent Shell has been a joy github.com/xenodium/age...

GitHub - xenodium/agent-shell: A native Emacs buffer to interact with LLM agents powered by ACP

A native Emacs buffer to interact with LLM agents powered by ACP - xenodium/agent-shell

github.com

agent-shell、意外と良いな。 - 出力がターミナルより見やすい - 出力のコピーもしやすい - それでいて、claude codeのhookとかはちゃんとCLIとおなじものが動く - projectディレクトリ内にログをのこしてくれる 食わず嫌いせずもっとはやく試してみればよかったな。しばらく使ってみます

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