I am using claude cli/tmux on a hetzner box and connecting to it via claude remote control. I have connected the box and my phone over telnet which allows me to view any UI work. Sometimes I do have to switch to my laptop for UI desktop layouts.
One gap which I kept running into on both mobile and desktop was refining the initial plan and then later refining the generated artifacts which involved lots of imprecise copy-paste. To scratch my own itch I built a review tool to improve the velocity of planning and refining generated artifacts. It has become my daily driver: https://github.com/livetemplate/prereview
Yeah the project is right out of the oven so will add some usage gifs shortly to the repo. Meanwhile here are some screenshots on imgur: https://imgur.com/a/zxZo651
:) We are all converging on the same problems and tooling to fix them.
Built this in the last couple days to review changes done by claude on a hetzner box(over tailscale on my phone) and leave comments before pushing to remote : https://github.com/livetemplate/prereview.
Runs everywhere and can has a claude skill: /prereview which starts a new instance for the current changes. Has a “Hand-off” button to signal claude to process the comments.
UI is responsive. I use it on my iphone with claude mobile app + /remote-control to leave comments before pushing.Still requires polish but core features work.
Recently started using: https://github.com/babonet/Markco (cant find the similar extension i used previously since it got uninstalled). I add inline comments in the markdown and I have a skill which uses the comments to update the plans and remove resolve comments.
That is super cool. Sorry to be nitpicky but would really like to know your mental model: I didn’t understand from the blog why user waiting for a functional UI is a problem ? isn’t the partial streamed UI non-functional ?
I can see the value in early user verification and maybe interrupting the LLM to not proceed on an invalid path but I guess this is customer facing so not as valuable.
"In interactive assistants, that latency makes or breaks the experience." Why ? Because user might just jump off ?
Hey. I have checked out pushup before. Its great. I guess I am taking a niche approach which not many would find useful. To clarify: What is adding more complexity? alpinejs ?
The (claimed) value proposition is leveraging block/template to decompose the html page and bind its computation to browser events over a pubsub channel. Its a toolkit and not a framework so one can still use their favourite framework. The Go library isn’t doing anything earth shattering but re-implementing the aforesaid design would still need to be done in any framework.
Yeah I was afraid of that. Websockets are costly. Thankfully the approach doesn't completely depend on websockets so I have disabled it for now on the site.
It is intended as a longer-term project originating from the previous experiment: https://github.com/adnaan/gomodest. You are right, a better selection criteria for the target audience should be enlisted. I have been working on this for a while so I just got greedy for some early feedback.
This example has most of the scenarios you have called out: https://github.com/livefir/fir/tree/main/examples/fira. Fir aims to limit itself to rendering templates on the server and making it available for all subscribers as a browser CustomEvent which is consumed by alpine.js for more complex interactivity. The expectation is the that the developer handles it via either alpine.js plugins or standard JS code.
[edit] This is still a work-in-progress so I will certainly add better guides and documentation moving forward. Although its good to get feedback that this approach might be interesting for at least some people.
One gap which I kept running into on both mobile and desktop was refining the initial plan and then later refining the generated artifacts which involved lots of imprecise copy-paste. To scratch my own itch I built a review tool to improve the velocity of planning and refining generated artifacts. It has become my daily driver: https://github.com/livetemplate/prereview