Yeah I am not a fan of curl bash either, but installing via most package managers (brew, npm etc) isn’t much better, since most of these skip sandboxing rn.
Maybe I am missing something, but the second you run the code, it has the same powers and risk profile as a bash curled from the internet.
Maybe something about having explicit versioning?
(as an aside, I think this will change very soon…)
Probably very little. Herdr’s plugin system is quite limited and immature compared to something like Pi. I love herdr and use it daily but it has its limits.
Nice to see people experimenting. I’m not really an early adopter but hopefully the good ideas get picked up by herdr
At this point any coder that forgot (or rather deliberately chose not to) to tell their agent
'oh btw, add the light theme as well and maybe read the system's, if that's not such a bother of course'
isn't worth the time, and they probably didn't bother about the 'a' of accessibilty/ux in the first place anyway, neither is their tool no matter how famous it is or would become.
There's a built-in theme called "Animal Style" that adapts to your terminal's existing theme by picking up & extending its palette, and specifically tries to adapt to light themes as well :)
It works ~alright in light themes, but not as well considered as the default one yet which is why it's not the default.
https://exawatt.ai
I'm big on agent ergonomics. Cool to see what others are doing in the space.
Hope you like it!
For the website, it would be helpful to have either a screenshot or a "sandbox" thing so I can play with it a bit
Maybe I am missing something, but the second you run the code, it has the same powers and risk profile as a bash curled from the internet. Maybe something about having explicit versioning?
(as an aside, I think this will change very soon…)
We also offer a .pkg installer and other installation options so curl | bash not needed for install that either.
I’ll take a look then, as I am unsure how sandboxing will interact with this system since it does a few unusual things
This is such an useful feature and I'm surprised so few tools bother to implement it.
Nice to see people experimenting. I’m not really an early adopter but hopefully the good ideas get picked up by herdr
;-)
It works ~alright in light themes, but not as well considered as the default one yet which is why it's not the default.
Can you give it a try?