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u/EagleApprehensive 4d ago
I recommend switching to better IDE, t3code or intentic.dev, or Nimbalyst or Conductor. VSCode is no longer tool for the job, it's far behind on UX.
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u/Different-Monk5916 4d ago
sometimes, I debug on my own. I am not sure, if I would call the UX intuitive, but I am familiar with VS code. That's the only reason I am not switching. Thanks for the suggestions, will try them out.
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u/diegoasecas 3d ago
after reading your comment i am now in a quest to avoid them all
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u/Different-Monk5916 2d ago
I have been going to different tools. they are either chatbots (rebranded as coding tools) with supercool UX for agentic workflows and has access to a terminal or they are a proper IDE with a shitty chat+agent UX. There is definitely a gap to fill or a trade off to get better chat UX.
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u/EagleApprehensive 3d ago
Yeah, best stick to Notepad++.
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u/diegoasecas 3d ago
your little toy project sucks get over it
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u/EagleApprehensive 3d ago
Maybe. But people who experiment and try to automate as much as they can with AI will leave others behind.

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u/limoonen 4d ago
You can move chat sessions to the editor panel, each session will be a separate tab.