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by edgyquant14 hours ago |
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upvoteby remedan14 hours ago|
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Agent Shell connected via ACP to local Claude Code.

https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell

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upvoteby wilkystyle14 hours ago|
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Can't say enough good things about agent-shell.el! Xenodium has done amazing work there.
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upvoteby aag13 hours ago|
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I'm a huge fan of agent-shell, too. It keeps getting better and better, and it's infinitely customizable, like any good Emacs package.
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upvoteby bryanlarsen14 hours ago|
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I'll have to try it again. It definitely feels like the right way to do things, but when I tried it it had a couple of show-stopper limitations and a show-stopper bug, so I've been using claude-code-ide.el instead.
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upvoteby mplanchard5 hours ago|
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Seconded, agent-shell is my favorite LLM interface bar none
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upvoteby banjomonster14 hours ago|
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I’ve been using gptel, I’ll have it generate org babel blocks I can tangle (write to files) or have it use tools to write and edit files in the project I’m working in, and then review with magit.
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upvoteby sebastianavina13 hours ago|
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I use windows 11, wsl2, WezTerm.

emacs -nw directly on the shell.

its like working on a linux computer, but from windows.

I run vterm inside emacs, and claude code inside vterm. I have special commands for extracting file routes, and flow between dired and magit. Everything runs like magic.

I also have copilot-chat and copilot-mode installed. From time to time I use it to review what claude has done, or to chat a little bit.

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upvoteby scoops_11 hours ago|
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I’m trying to use a similar workflow, but when I attempt to use Claude code in vterm, I have issues.

My use case is resuming a session and not being able to scroll back to the past history. Otherwise if I start a new session, it works fine.

It’s probably related to me being on an old version of vterm, but I’m just wondering if you ever have come across this.

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upvoteby scoops_7 hours ago|
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I found my answer, I needed to be using page up and page down keys to “scroll” through the claude history - which is apparently required due to Claude capturing my C-v and M-v’s in its “text-box”.
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upvoteby suprfnk10 hours ago|
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Definitely try ghostel, it's really solid.
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upvoteby scoops_10 hours ago|
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Thanks, I would, and I’ve used it on my personal machines (it works great), but I’m trying to stick to the apt package repos on my $WORK machine.

Ubuntu has a fair number of elpa packages in its repos, so I’m trying to make it work if possible. Not sure if I’m missing anything config wise within the confines of vterm

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upvoteby jwr12 hours ago|
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I use cLaude cOde in my eMacs (through ghostel, which is unbelievably great!) to generate code :-)

I then use mAgit to review it.

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upvoteby tom_12 hours ago|
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The iPhone autocorrects it to eMacs... it's so annoying.
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upvoteby mimischi10 hours ago|
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMac

Setting up a keyboard replacement is the way to go here. Solves the issue for all devices.

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upvoteby bryanlarsen14 hours ago|
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IMO, generative coding on Emacs works nicely because magit is awesome for code review. A good agent integration package is going to have a command you can use to send the current cursor line & file to the agent so you can reference and comment.
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upvoteby kreyenborgi14 hours ago|
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Which AI coding package? Agent-shell? Gptel-agent?
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upvoteby edgyquant13 hours ago|
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It’s just called ai-code I’m new to eMacs so this popped up but had a bunch of issues I was trying to debug https://github.com/tninja/ai-code-interface.el
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upvoteby internet_points11 hours ago|
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Never heard of that one. The most popular ways for agent stuff seems to be https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell , or just opening a terminal in emacs and using claude code. If you want to run it through an emacs terminal, consider using https://github.com/dakra/ghostel#ghostel (or vterm, or eat)
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upvoteby mplanchard5 hours ago|
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Thanks for posting the ghostel link, I hadn’t heard of it. Excited to try it out and see how it compares to vterm
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