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wait actually Claude Code mods are sick. I vibe-coded my own spinner that watches what the main agent is doing and uses Sonnet 5.5 to turn it into little cartoons in real time

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@pdrmnvd This is sick

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haiku 5.5 would make instant ui reality

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I know, that would be amazing! But Sonnet is pretty fast and cheap

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true

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Super cool 🔥

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Wow! Tutorial please? 🙏

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The way Claude did this was really interesting. It’s late here but will post more details tomorrow. The mod API doesn’t allow code execution, so we had to build a small custom language and interpreter for Sonnet

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this is so cool

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Ayo this is so sool

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valentvor 1 Tag

Hey, buddies! My friends and I made this. Right in the notch

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dm'd you!

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Watching the tool-call stream with a second model is a nice use of mods. Since the watcher sees every step anyway, flagging when the main agent repeats itself seems like a cheap next step.

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Lol the bug looks like a moving, gaping butthole.

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Andre Buckingham 🧙‍♂️vor 1 Tag

more exposed surfaces like this has really been missing in ClaudeCode... it's what makes hermes so good, so they will win on this...

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please give failed tool calls the little cartoon fall sound

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