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Anthropic code review this, clanker review that ... why don't you shut up and review+annotate your own code.... (yes im a loser who still manually reviews code) Originally inspired by a bunch of feature requests and then seeing Dillon Mulroy tweet a similar cool ux. plannotator for reviewing plans... show more

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plannotator7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy credit to by @pierrecomputer which has great support for diff hunks now in the latest beta. really comprehensive diff lib.

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Dillon Mulroy7 ay önce

hah! full circle, I played with this one stream today and was like "THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANT" 😂 well done, it's a great tool!

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Michael Ramos7 ay önce

It was literally your tweet I saw that was like, "Damn, that's the right way to build that" -- All these GUIs will soon follow similar UX.

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Gabbens4 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy Hey man peoples made a token for you on bankr 0xe115314e331537ec8be34c8329639e1228520ba3

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tharshan7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy Really nice. I wonder if we can get an agent to output a review in a structured schema format and then attach that to a diff preview like this.

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Igor bedesqui7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy THIS IS SO GOOD

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🔋 Scott Nixon 🔋7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy This might actually get me to start reading code again. 🤪

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SIGKITTEN7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy codex?

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Michael Ramos7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy All you really need to do is install and run a bash command. I was going to set up a whole skill thing, which I'll still do. I need Codex to have hooks for the whole plan mode integration though. (see that demo at @plannotator pinned)

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SIGKITTEN7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy @plannotator that works fine, ty!

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Michael Ramos7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy @plannotator preesh

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koushik7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy awesome awesome awesome

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Nazar Ilkiv6 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy @backnotprop a lot of appreciation for building tools that changed my entire agentic workflow. Now it's such a joy of working end to end in agent session, beatiful UX, I've thrown away my IDE now :)

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Med Amine6 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy give it a try :)

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ONLY.YOU6 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy

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Tom Richmond6 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy This is so good, well done 👏

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Gabbens4 ay önce

Hey man some peoples in dm with you talking about this?its from the bankr community that launched a coin with fees directed to you. you can use the fees towards building the platform or even integrate a token into your tech 0xe115314e331537ec8be34c8329639e1228520ba3

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Luis González7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy If you review all code manually you’re not going fast enough. Also that UI is not the right form factor for fast reviews

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Michael Ramos7 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy Very familiar with the narrative. Also have customers in spaces where systems can not break. Not a levelsio photo app or shopping website.

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alexmaxbid4 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy you mean you're not a slop vibecoder who using shit claude code that (works)

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PunkDev5 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy It was just in march? Feels much longer, use it multiple times a day

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Coringtons4 ay önce

@dillon_mulroy hey @backnotprop check your dms when you have the time!

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