9 comments

  • aghuang 30 minutes ago
    How does this compare to something like herdr which does all of this?

    https://github.com/herdrdev/herdr

  • mark_l_watson 59 minutes ago
    This looks really good, but for me the timing of seeing agent-manager is bad: I read about the similar Herdr on HN several days ago and I have completely changed my dev setup for the better.

    I have always been a traditional simple command line tool kind of developer (I am an old man, old habbits die hard!) but I recommend at least a one day experiment with tools like agent-manager and/or Herdr that integrate tools like Claude Code and OpenCode into an integrated work environment.

    I have been hacking on my own Emacs based agentic coding and work environment (so much fun!) but my recent experience with Herdr has been much more productive.

    Anyway, the docs for agent-manager look good, I look forward to reading HNer’s experience with it.

    • aranelsurion 22 minutes ago
      Do you know how does Herdr compare to native “claude agents” view?
  • petesergeant 4 minutes ago
    “How does this differ from”…

    For all of these tools, now, there are many. After I built my own agent sandboxer[0] I went so far as to create a site dedicated to 36 other similar projects / approaches: https://pleasedonotescape.com/

    0: https://github.com/pjlsergeant/byre

  • lucianmarin 35 minutes ago
    Isn't this what https://www.superlogical.com/ supposed to accomplish?
    • figmert 28 minutes ago
      yes but if you don't create a company you can't get funding.
  • igor_nast 30 minutes ago
    Nice, but I love my agentic IDE app. I prefer normal gui over terminal. Good luck!
  • chrismatic 1 hour ago
    How is this different from https://github.com/asheshgoplani/agent-deck ?
    • cpursley 1 hour ago
      These types of responses are always so low value, they should be auto filtered out. How is Claude Code different than Codex, how is x different from y, etc. Read the repo and figure it our for yourself, good grief.
      • hakunin 0 minutes ago
        Because of the way humans learn (e.g. I know this, I don’t know that), this is very valuable if the author can provide a good explanation. That’s why there are books/docs like “rust for rubyists” and similar.
      • LexSiga 49 minutes ago
        also - not everything needs to be unique. I think that is a leftover of some VC mind washing "you need a moat!". Many things can be great, and do somewhat similar things.
  • skeledrew 30 minutes ago
    Finding it a bit wild that I've been working on something somewhat similar for a few weeks now.
    • pistoriusp 18 minutes ago
      I had the same experience, but someone calmed me down by saying "we're all working on solving this problem."
      • skeledrew 0 minutes ago
        Yeah I guess so. At least the feature sets are also fairly diverse; putting them all together would create a whole other beast.
  • krembo 2 hours ago
    Nice
  • yoanwaidev 3 hours ago
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