Ken KociendaMar 13
Lately, I’ve been turning my AI coding tools project into a complete IDE. My goal is to create an app I myself would like to “live in” while I do my software development, an environment that is built especially to collaborate with AI in the way that I do. This screenshot is just a mockup. Right now, I’m in the midst of making a design and theme system I can use as the basis of the app. So much fun work ahead.
Show threadSteve Troughton-SmithMar 13
@kocienda docs, tickets, roadmaps are all as important as source code to the compiler now! Would be interesting to see an IDE represent that progressive disclosure — where classes and methods could start out as bullet points and fill in the implementation underneath at build time, until you really need to swap them out with dedicated code 😄
Show threadKen Kocienda
@stroughtonsmith Indeed, yes. My planning materials and progress checklists are essential to how I work with AI. I already have nice backend support to track this for in-progress multi-step plans. But it's too hard to consume this information in a terminal. So, I'm making an app.
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Show threadKen KociendaMar 13
@stroughtonsmith This information is stored in a SQLite database that my Claude Code skills and agents update as they work. But again, it's too hard to keep track of now. I want a nice graphical display I can look at and see what I want in a glance.