I've been thinking more and more how modern coding agents are best when you can use them natively in your editor.
You as a developer have more context and in turn can give your agent more context. I think seeing developers not using editors anymore is going to turn out to be an antipattern.
I've been updating amp.nvim to let me drive it without ever leaving nvim and it's really good.
I will also add, part of the reason I'm most bullish on amp at this point is because their architecture allows interacting with amp from different contexts + threading is better than anything else I've seen so far.
I've been thinking more and more how modern coding agents are best when you can use them natively in your editor.
You as a developer have more context and in turn can give your agent more context. I think seeing developers not using editors anymore is going to turn out to be an antipattern.
I've been updating amp.nvim to let me drive it without ever leaving nvim and it's really good.
I will also add, part of the reason I'm most bullish on amp at this point is because their architecture allows interacting with amp from different contexts + threading is better than anything else I've seen so far.