“Instead of relying on memory or CLAUDE.md instructions, you can just like bake it into your process. And it just runs, right?”
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Sharma said he first assumed mods were only about interface changes, then saw people use them to change workflows. He is describing moving reminders like 'always remember to do this' out of instruction files and into mods that enforce them.
awesome. I think like uh soon like our experience is going to be more like generated on demand directly instantly, so yeah, you can tweak whatever it is on your screen instead of like using the predefined screen,
yeah, yeah, it's kind of like a light version of dynamic UI, yeah, yeah, dynamic UI, yeah, that would be awesome, but yeah, I think that's that's that's it for me. I feel like if anyone has questions in the comments, or
well, yeah, thanks for sharing this. I learned, I learned a lot, and because I because in the beginning I was assuming that the mods is mostly built for terminal, because I always see a bunch of people showing off their terminal with a bunch of like cool stuff and also like nerdy stuff, but I don't find okay, what's the real use case of it? But then, like, turns out like you can, yeah, the real use case is basically goes back again to your needs and your imaginations that you can actually tweak whatever it is in your cloud code terminal as well as the desktop. So, I think, yeah, that's really also because I didn't know that it's associated runs on desktop because I've been using desktop, so I think this is really helpful, and yeah, I would just experiment more with this,
yeah, yeah. Because I feel like in a terminal, like with these hub engines, I feel like in a terminal you see more of it of the actions, at least that's how I feel like, and so you can kind of modify the desktop app, you know, to your needs, so maybe to see more of the things that it's doing in the…
yeah, especially like the interruptions and the workflow modifications that you want like always be there in your system. That's, I think, like beyond, I mean, it has to do beyond earlier, like window you were saying, you were like limited to like the terminal side of it, but I was more limited to…
Yeah, you can also build your own agent to-do list, right? So, you can specify which of agents they're actually running, which of agent actually requires your input, which of agent actually. Uh, finish and so on, right? So you can see like what they are doing. Because right now, if you because…