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Similar to Warp, when after issuing a command in the terminal, it will suggest fixes or next steps, based on the command and response. It should be built in to every terminal.
An example, is when running a Rails dev server, which fails due to an unavailable port. When the command returns, the app would automatically detect the failure and suggest a fix.
Another example would be when running a test suite, which fails. The app would look at the error from the output, and suggest a fix, or offer to investigate.
Activity
perf(macapp): run the inline diagnosis on Haiku 4.5 (#49)
docs(todos): defer streaming inline-diagnosis with rationale (#49)
feat(macapp): inline terminal agent — diagnose failed commands (#49)
perf(macapp): run the inline diagnosis on Haiku 4.5 (#49)
docs(todos): defer streaming inline-diagnosis with rationale (#49)
feat(macapp): inline terminal-agent presentation (#49)
feat(macapp): inline terminal agent — diagnose failed commands (#49)
feat(macapp): restore terminal scrollback into restored panes (#144)
feat(macapp): offer to resume an agent session in a restored pane (#145)
fix(macapp): close the review findings on agent resume (#145)
Merge: offer to resume an agent session in a restored pane (#145)
fix(macapp): track Investigate sessions and fix its diverging call si…
fix+feat(macapp): force genuine redraw delta on reattach; remove Resu…