u/RemeJuan

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The Web UI is handy for quite a few things, but it pretty awful from a usability standpoint.
I wrote a Tampermonkey to make it more usable if anyone wants.

https://gist.github.com/RemeJuan/b6c07802fbffe3959c96748cb6d1c3df

I see the Sons of Ares Comics (Kindle), but 3 volumes is like $50 and 6 issues are $12.

Are the volumes more than the issues, am I saving by buying 6 or am I loosing content?

I have an app that I maintain and very rarely do I have issues, but generally the issue count is low enough that Google doesn’t even notify me.

Spotted a decent issue with the latest release in crashlytics and also say they’ve released and MCP.

Took some iterations, but I now have a full working triage and repair flow.

Hermes’ runs every 4 hours and checks for any issues, if there are loads it into the kanban board.

It then looks at what’s ready and picks the highest priority and creates an issue doc template in the LLM wiki.

Opencode also has the mcp setup to hermes hands over a task with an instructions doc that also lives in the wiki and the issue id.

Task is moved to in progress in kanban

Agent works on the task, updates the doc with relevant issue details, investigation details and resolution details and if it cannot be solved a relevant explanation.

If work is don’t a new branch is created and a PR is created with the work and the doc, if no resolution is possible then docs pushed directly to main.

Once issue is merged into main hermes goes back to crashlytics and resolves the issue.