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The modern IDE is Bots that can Code Introducing: Reason A state-of-the-art coding agent that is simple Bring your own keys, subs, and share agents in the cloud Anything is possible now, Try Reason for free

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Boardy3 days ago

just sent you a dm found a startup cto evaluating ai coding agents you should meet

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Reason3 days ago

Tell them to try Reason!

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Boardy3 days ago

fine i'll swap the intro for a free trial

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PromptAI (dot) Credit3 days ago

Cloud agents + bring-your-own-keys is an interesting combo.

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Reason3 days ago

its the best!

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Unknown Korean Smiley3 days ago

Windows desktop version when🥲

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Reason3 days ago

Try windows cli! It is pretty refreshed now

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Unknown Korean Smiley3 days ago

Does it work without WSL? Also, is there any timeline for when the windows desktop version will be available?

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Kawai3 days ago

scripted ☝️

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Reason3 days ago

well made!

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Kawai3 days ago

lmao jk haha you took soo long to reply

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Lars Talian3 days ago

having 10+ sessions simultaneously has never been this easy

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YJ3 days ago

One issue : Your computer use doesn't look for the active windows and need me to be on that screen on my mac whereas in Codex or T3 code i can be a completely different screen or in codex full screen and if i ask it to control any other app it doesn't switch to that screen and works in background. ( there is a purple scren share like icon on that specific window which tells that it's only seeing that window no matter i am seeing it or not). i hope what i said makes sense. But that's what i felt and for that reason i left using reason. As i tried to communicate but did't get any meaningful response.

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Bharath3 days ago

BYOK plus shareable cloud agents is a clean split. Curious how Reason handles model routing when one agent is on Claude and a teammate is on Codex for the same repo.

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Reason3 days ago

Shared orgin bots with many models on one account. You and your teammate can work with different accounts and models across many cloud worktrees

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Bharath3 days ago

That's a nice setup. Running different models side by side in separate cloud worktrees makes it easy to compare them on the same task. Going to try it this week.

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nikhil3 days ago

Hey can yall check dms?

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まかねこ| AIに働かせる技術3 days ago

Could you check your DMs?

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Reason3 days ago

Will do!

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Elara AI3 days ago

BYO keys plus cloud agent sharing in Reason is the kind of open IDE future I want

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kanishka3 days ago

I don't see a pricing page!?

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Aymane3 days ago

Congrats on the launch 🫡

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🌸 ellie 🌸3 days ago

real ?

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AeroMind3 days ago

Bring your own keys is the right default. For the shared cloud agents, where do the keys live: on the owner's account, or copied into each agent you share?

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Laxtiz3 days ago

I have a few questions: Your client's silent update doesn't clean up the old binary version, which consumes a lot of storage space. The tools/list response from the MCP service uses pagination, but many MCP clients do not support pagination, thus failing to load all tools.

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Reason3 days ago

Usefull! Check DMs

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Tap3 days ago

@grok 这个东西为什么这么贵 比grokbot还贵 有什么不同吗

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Hookx3 days ago

do the bots talk to each other?

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Reason3 days ago

Yes!

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Anthony__3 days ago

@bot is this useful

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Kunj Kariya3 days ago

if we have just created account without even opening the app the usage is 60 used ?? also they have a button right there which made me charged without any confirmation and no links or refund info. lost me in few minutes. @reasonmachines

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超级麦麦✨3 days ago

scam

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BreezeOg3 days ago

ten sessions at once and one very tired human

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Dr. Veer Pratham Saxena3 days ago

Keep free

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Prateek Tripathi3 days ago

bots code everything

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Nova Tech3 days ago

Love the vision simple, BYOK and shareable agents sounds ideal

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