I guess a lot of you by now know this pain. The agent goes off in some direction for fifteen minutes, half of it is wrong, and you're left trying to reconstruct from memory which parts to keep, because undo is one line back to nowhere useful.
`ae` is my idea to fix this. It's inspired by ed (yes, good old ed): line addresses, short verbs, and absolutely unusable for the common human being. I went down the rabbit hole and tried to reimagine ed in the age of LLMs. It works with any common agent, as a skill or over MCP. Check out the readme for all the details.
Every once in a while the LLM drifts back to its built-in tools and I have to nudge it back to `ae`. If you have any ideas on how to keep an agent (especially the one notorious for disobedience) from sliding back to defaults, and also general feedback, I'd love to hear it.
I guess a lot of you by now know this pain. The agent goes off in some direction for fifteen minutes, half of it is wrong, and you're left trying to reconstruct from memory which parts to keep, because undo is one line back to nowhere useful.
`ae` is my idea to fix this. It's inspired by ed (yes, good old ed): line addresses, short verbs, and absolutely unusable for the common human being. I went down the rabbit hole and tried to reimagine ed in the age of LLMs. It works with any common agent, as a skill or over MCP. Check out the readme for all the details.
Every once in a while the LLM drifts back to its built-in tools and I have to nudge it back to `ae`. If you have any ideas on how to keep an agent (especially the one notorious for disobedience) from sliding back to defaults, and also general feedback, I'd love to hear it.