Software engineer. Helping people and computers to control other computers. Working at Tuple. Always learning. (^o^)

Uruguay
Joined May 2011
Fernando Barbat retweeted
OK, the new @tuple integration with @claudeai is kinda bonkers. Having Claude Code listening on a Tuple call and proactively spawning sub-agents and chiming in on a pairing session—while still a little creepy—is remarkably useful. I'll say something like "I think X is only used in Y module" and move on, and then 30s later Claude Code will pop up with a note about another usage I forgot about. Or we'll be processing several million records via an artisan command to test how it'll handle real-world volume and Claude's just in the background spot checking rows and chiming in with optimizations to make the command more performant. If you had told me a year ago that I'd be piping the raw transcript of my Tuple calls into an LLM, I would have laughed in your face. But holy smokes is it so useful. 😅
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
Tuple! Now in @raycast. And your terminal. And your Claude Code. And your Codex. And any other harness you've got. All local on your machine and accessible via CLI and MCP. raycast.com/stephendolan/tup…
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
Continuing to tinker with real-time, local transcription on Tuple, connected to your harness of choice.
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I'm from Uruguay building a personal project in which an AI wakes up while you are using your computer and starts doing weird things on its own. does this count as nefarious?
something really nefarious is happening in uruguay I can’t prove it but the collective unconscious is speaking to me
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
We just released a zoom tool on macOS, making it even easier to see tiny text And we’re giving an Apple Pro Display to a random person who uses it 😏 Official Rules 👉 tuple.app/zoom-giveaway-offi…
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
What have I done 😅
A dev I talked to said his favorite tool for development recently is called: (I was expecting some AI IDE) (Drumroll… it wasn’t) Tuple! It’s a lair programming tool that allows “taking over” the other person’s screen/IDE. Apparently his whole team uses it daily & love it
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
A dev I talked to said his favorite tool for development recently is called: (I was expecting some AI IDE) (Drumroll… it wasn’t) Tuple! It’s a lair programming tool that allows “taking over” the other person’s screen/IDE. Apparently his whole team uses it daily & love it
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
Changing our cursors and adding color sounded pretty easy… Doing it well was much harder than expected.
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Fernando Barbat retweeted
We redesigned our screen share window to make it easier to access commonly-used controls and understand what’s going on in a call. Coming soon to macOS. What do you think?
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Just implemented a @Windows native UI in @SwiftLang. In a Windows VM from a Mac. 🤯 Thanks @browsercompany for showing this was possible and @compnerd for the specific guidance! #buildinpublic
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My next step is to actually share the logic between the Swift and the Windows apps. This was just a UI mock to try to understand the limitations of this approach. I will keep posting!
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Check the source code for the finished project here
This is the source code and documentation for a cross-platform macOS/Windows application implemented in @SwiftLang 6. It’s an LLM client. I’ve been playing with it for some time in my spare time and I’m happy to share it publicly now! github.com/fbarbat/fellmonge…
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Pretty unusual combination here. 😄 If you are curious, check github.com/fbarbat/fellmonge…
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This is the source code and documentation for a cross-platform macOS/Windows application implemented in @SwiftLang 6. It’s an LLM client. I’ve been playing with it for some time in my spare time and I’m happy to share it publicly now! github.com/fbarbat/fellmonge…
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So implemented this app that was conceptually simple but at the same time complex enough to get a better feeling about the whole developer experience. It basically has a chat view and settings view. Here is a live demo.
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I tried to condense down everything I learned about cross-platform Swift in this GitHub repo. Happy to improve it so we can all have more learning resources about this in the @SwiftLang community. Let me know if you have any thoughts about it! github.com/fbarbat/fellmonge…
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Implemented the Windows settings of the @SwiftLang cross platform architecture test app. Getting closer to publishing the code and learnings!
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Super interesting how @OpenAI is more likely to go with the flow, while @AnthropicAI is more rooted in its core principles. This is llama3.1 starting the conversation, gpt-4o sticking at the beginning to what llama said, and claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620 being authentic at the end.
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They are alive! Windows and macOS native apps implemented in @SwiftLang. ***Core of the apps implemented once and reused***. 🤯 I will share the repo soon. Thanks again @browsercompany and @compnerd!
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I had to fork dependencies of the Core (use SwiftFoundation and OpenCombine instead of fully macOS native implementations) and the VScode Swift extension didn’t work out of the box for me. Developer experience should get better over time. I really like the direction!
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My next steps are to implement the settings to configure the model provider, clean the code, document it and share the GitHub repo. Let me know if you have any requests or questions!
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