3 posts tagged with "coding-agents"

RepoPrompt Community Edition 1.7.0 has landed. This version expands what you can delegate to your agents and gives you more control over how they start, connect, and work together.

You already know it...getting useful code from a coding agent takes more than choosing a model. You need to give it a clear task, decide what it can access, keep parallel work organized, and review the result. That's where RepoPrompt comes in and levels you up. This release improves those parts of the workflow, from revising a prompt before submission to recovering a session when you return to work.

By Eric Provencher, RepoPrompt's original author. First-person references in this post are Eric's. Read more from Eric on X/Twitter

July 16th, 2024. That was the day I shipped my first build of RepoPrompt to testers who found their way to my TestFlight through a Reddit post about automating copy-pasting.

By Eric Provencher, RepoPrompt's original author. First-person references in this post are Eric's. Read more from Eric on X/Twitter

Since starting work on RepoPrompt, back in summer 2024, my workflow with AI models has not stopped changing.

One constant through all that change however, has been the importance of maximizing the relevant context fed to the model, given how much context it's able to reliably process.