[marxism]

Hey, you mentioned needing a web UI for your agent.

I contribute to Happy Coder, an open source agent client (mobile app, desktop app, and web app). The project is just a UI layer for existing agents. Adding Codex specific UI and plumbing last week was a 2,600 line diff that took a contributor 3 evenings. And it should be even less plumbing for the next agent.

I'm looking for developers to try integrating their agents and tell me what's broken or awkward. I'd appreciate feedback on where the abstractions leak or what's missing. Even with the friction of using someone else's codebase, it could be less work than starting from zero.

I keep seeing these proprietary clients charge $50/month for basically the same plumbing everyone needs. Selfishly I would like open source and free to win this category here.

GitHub: https://github.com/slopus/happy (MIT License)

[CuriouslyC]

Looks pretty neat, but I have a vision for my web client that I'm excited to execute on (it's a 3d map that shows all active agents with branching, it has high performance zoom/pan so you can visualize your entire swarm's activity at once, lots of nice visual flash), I just have a jammed launch schedule so I haven't been able to put the time towards the work yet, I'm trying to ship 3 products this week!

Speaking of which, if you're interested in a CLI that creates a comprehensive refactoring plan for agents, I'm going to drop https://github.com/sibyllinesoft/valknut tomorrow once I polish the github and create a product page for it on my site. It's helped me keep my agents on rails while refactoring, so that I can scale my AI workflows to larger codebases. It's available on crates as valknut-rs and brew as valknut.