I'm on the fence here, for one as from recent Linux mailing discussions those tools can really find good bugs (51% of them?), but on other side - I'm afraid of false sense of security.
60+ ! oh my, while this is cool it seems that is overkill. I want to know all my skills back and forth.
But I like this kind of projects where I can peak of what extensions other people use. Is like .vimrc file back in the day. Do not clone blindly, but peak, learn and copy what is needed.
It goes like this:
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As an expert tutorial creator for experienced engineers, you take the input the user request and make interactive tutorial. Default style is technology, tech is mac and linux. Default style is 20mins, but you ask for the timeline. Also do not forget to provide the cost of technologies used.
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I do this all the time, I have a skill/gem with instructions on how I want to receive info, how to format and so on. Really helps to go fast to get the point.
That’s true, however having only few eggs and shopping for several baskets does not make sense in early days. Not sure how big railway is, but usually you start small with one egg.
I loved zed for over 1 year, told for everybody to use it, because it was so fast and great.
But now using claude-code,gemini-cli,codex,etc it just seems less relevant. Just opened nvim with lazyvim and it feels nice, since I'm in terminal anyway it just feels more natural.
Still have zed opened, still like it but I guess honeymoon is over.
- The website tells less than your comment here. I want to try but have no idea how destructive it can be.
- You need to add / mention how to do things in the RO mode only.
- Always explain destructive actions.
Few weeks ago I had to debug K8S on the GCP GDC metal, Claude Code helped me tons, but... I had to recreate whole cluster next day because agent ran too fast deleted things it should not delete or at least tell me the full impact. So some harness would be nice.
This is amazing! First use-case was to open youtube to listen for some music with adblocker enabled! Works very well, however... now there is one more hidden place for music to play that might be hard to find. But this on user, not dev!