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Did you know that Buzz has an integrated terminal? Buzz Term is a new, convenient feature to flip to a terminal (with vars already injected from your working channel/thread), do some work, then flip back to the app to check on your agents Buzz is improving every day!

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Just spotted it!

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Is this live?

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Yep!

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Not release yet. The PR is merged and it seems it will be on the next release.

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Just released today!

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I gonna try

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amazing. if you only run & work on 1 device and Buzz desktop 😋 otherwise:

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Perfect engineering workflow. Being able to run quick terminal tasks without breaking your flow or leaving your active agent thread is massive for productivity. ⚙️🚀

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Vars already injected in the terminal, that's a nice little time saver

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Hello

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this is where agent tools are heading,less jumping between windows, more getting things done

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@jack I still have issues using Hermes with biz between my Mac mini where Hermes is and MacBook Air which is what I use, even after your other vid 😢

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Worth knowing which vars get injected. buzz-agent resolves its provider from ambient env keys, unchanged in 0.5.5. So a var a channel injects into the terminal is also a var an agent in that channel can bill against. Handy feature, wider blast radius.

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This is great! Telecommunications ensuring connectivity.

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Love the new Buzz Term feature makes workflow so much smoother

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