ACP Brings JetBrains on Board(zed.dev)
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ACP Brings JetBrains on Board
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I think that having a unified protocol for connecting agents and dev tools is inevitable (like LSP); the question is how not to build USB-A and USB-C simultaneously
Is ACP (1) Agent Client Protocol or (2) Agentic Commerce Protocol?
Too many agent protocols…
Too many agent protocols…
IMO, as AIs improve the need for conventional IDEs will disappear completely. You can already go very far with just Claude Code/Codex/Gemini CLI.
I agree that we probably don’t need the conventional features in the future but about completely disappearing I am not sure.
In my mind we’re switching to a workflow where code review at the end will be the most important part.
In my mind we’re switching to a workflow where code review at the end will be the most important part.
Why not using the best of both worlds?
Except IDEs also get to augment their powers with AI.
I don't get this fixation with CLI, having started in computing when we couldn't afford anything else.
I don't get this fixation with CLI, having started in computing when we couldn't afford anything else.
It's not fixation. The GPT's interface is text.
I have started "dumbing down" my IDE's and editors, because they are only for the occasional manual editing, code browsing/reviews and commits.
I haven't used AI auto complete in months.
I haven't used AI auto complete in months.
I think the opposite. These CLI tools are a stopgap until we get proper IDE integration.
Even the existing extensions for vscode I find have a much better ux than the clis
Even the existing extensions for vscode I find have a much better ux than the clis