u/magicmulder

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Let's say you have a monorepo (or another situation where this is helpful) and want to treat individual directories like they're projects in the "Agent Sessions" overview like above.

Just use "File => Open" and open the respective directory. Boom, appears in the Air Alpha window.

Click on a directory and "New Session" opens your agent with the context of the directory (like using double-Ctrl in the Projects window) and its session appears grouped under the directory. (In the example, "adserver_stats" and "dc_data_matching_v2" are actually directories in the "intranetmain" monorepo, but the view treats them like they're independent projects.)

Makes it a lot easier to work with different parts of a monorepo (or just a large repo in general) at the same time. :)

Many people are saying comparing BIW/MIY to Jacob/MIB which isn't wrong per se.

But what if it's like in The Dark Crystal and they're the good and evil side of a single entity that split into two different beings?

In Harry Potter, we learn that Voldemort was able to fracture his soul through horrible deeds. What if originally the townsfolk discovered the entity (that was maybe stranded there) and, controlled by desires and superstitions, thought they would gain immortality if they sacrificed their children to the "new god"? Which in turn horrified the entity so much that it fractured into a good side (BIW) and an evil side (MIY), and the latter gladly accepted the sacrifice in a monkey paw's way?

Just got my QUBE 540 today, build is gonna go in on the weekend.

I was just wondering, are/will Cooler Master be selling replacement parts, e.g. for the tinted glass side? Or a possibility to buy a second metal side? (At this price I'd almost buy a second case just for parts LOL).

Oh, and I would so love to have a mirror chrome version of the case. That would be the final case I'll ever buy.

I’m currently trying to get an LLM to analyze an existing app by its source code and then write an implementation plan for a fresh start. I’m usually pretty good at prompting but each and every time it ends up with several cases of “take foo.php and improve it in the following ways”, but I want no reference to existing source code in the implementation plan.

Simply saying “do not reference any existing code” does not do the trick, for some reason (maybe because it is pushed out of the memory horizon during code analysis?).

Anyone who did this already and can recommend how to avoid those pitfalls?