With the coming changes in June, ACP will charge towards the same budget as claude -p and the Claude Code SDK (since it uses the SDK), so ACP no longer solves this. It's (I think) why Zed added "Terminal Threads" [1] to their agent workflow
If you're enjoying erlang, I highly recommend giving elixir a spin. Maybe take a look at a Phoenix tutorial. Such a joy of a lang to work in. And NIFs in erlang and elixir are so nice re: ffi. OTP is just a great platform.
You can press ESC-ESC in Claude code to open the conversation history view and go back to a previous point in the conversation. It doesn't restore code, which is still a miss, but it is built in and useful!
My experience of this feature in the betas over the last few months (for Notifications) has been excellent. I used to have so many notifs I would just ignore them all, now I can quickly glance and see which groups of notifs I want to actually read. In most cases, the summary contains all the info I'd want.
Just letting you know it's available right now, just specify `gpt-4o` -- for text streaming anyway. I'd hazard a guess that the audio endpoints are open now, just not documented (like most of the last launches)...
This looks great -- I've been using https://github.com/ibigio/shell-ai (aliased to `q` ) but this looks even more apt for my use case. I use TypingMind for any real conversation with LLMs, but for quick answers in terminal, these kinds of tools are super useful.
You can try a software PBX solution -- I've spun up quite a few 3CX deployments using Twilio as the SIP provider. Then you can call in a number of ways (super configurable routing inbound and outbound). There's a "softphone" mobile app for internet -> sip calling on smart phones. 3CX has pretty reasonable licensing (I think there may still be a free tier) and Twilio is super cheap.
Pixar has been using USD for years, OpenUSD is the rebranding of it as an open format.
> Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) is an extensible framework and ecosystem for describing, composing, simulating, and collaborating within 3D worlds. Originally developed by Pixar Animation Studios, USD, also referred to as OpenUSD, is more than a file format. It’s an open-source 3D scene description used for 3D content creation and interchange among different tools. [1]
1: https://zed.dev/blog/terminal-threads