I will have to say that Lumo 2.0 is a huge improvement from what I've tried so far. But previously one of my favorite things was the cat avatar and in general the overall Lumo branding which I think has been spot on.
The new amorphous gradient blob background really screams "I'm an evil AI company and will happily Skynet everything you love" and seems like a real step backwards branding-wise.
In theory I like Lumo and would like to use it more often. But I that when it provides me with links they are often broken. This makes it a lot harder to trust the information I'm getting from Lumo because I can't even verify it from the provided sources. Has anyone else had this experience?
Thought I'd share this here in case anyone else here wants to participate:
> I don't use Tailwind CSS in my projects. I understand why people like it, but I personally avoid the approach and would only use it if absolutely required. Despite this, Zed starts tailwindcss-language-server automatically for many file types, and I've found it surprisingly difficult to disable globally.
> This feels like having a React-specific LSP enabled by default for all JavaScript files — it's an obtrusive, opinionated default that assumes the user's stack.
I appreciate the many options Zed provides for using different harnesses for agentic coding. But it's almost too many options, I have a hard time settling on one so I'm curious what other people are doing.
Currently I have a Claude Pro sub (paid for a year a while back) as well as OpenCode Go/Zen (to try other models), so I've been focusing on workflows that are compatible with that.
So far I've tried:
- Claude Code via ACP*
- OpenCode via ACP
- Claude Code via Terminal Thread
- OpenCode via Terminal Thread
- pi via Terminal Thread
- Zed Agent (free Zed account but connected to my OpenCode Go/Zen accounts)
Right now I tend to revert back to terminal threads, but every now and then I go back to the ACP agent to try it out again. While in theory I like how ACP can more closely integrate to the IDE (esp with Zed Agent), I just feel more in control when I'm using the TUI tools.
Which do you prefer and why?
* although this option is going away soon :(
I've seen this mentioned a bit here in other posts, but I'm just wondering how people manage .env files in their worktrees right now?
I am new to Zed so don't know if there are maybe some configuration options that might make this part a bit smoother.