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Here's why I think Zed 's Agent Client Protocol is an important technology. It allows lunatics like me to take the magic of Gemini CLI and other agents, and build a custom terminal UI around them. Here I am comparing Toad's TTY support with Gemini's. Toad is very close... show more

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