I'm not sure I understand what changes the author is proposing, but it just seems the same as a standard IDE with a slightly more annoying UI.
Code is stored in files. Each file has its own URI (the path). You can access those however you like, a file explorer, terminal, etc.
If you want to interact with a file you (and the AI) can use any of the Linux binaries to interact with it.
Git are also files, you have a convenient binary (git) to decide how and what information to show.
AI should interact with the OS the same as you do but we shouldn't be reinventing the wheel just to make it "AI friendly" the same as we are training autonomous cars in our current roads instead of adapting them for AI cars
Where does it propose re-inventing the wheel? It just says "make things addressable" eg. an URL for every object.
Regarding your examples, they don't even make sense in that context..
eg. how is eg. a terminal addressable, currently? You have to know a priori to wrap it in `tmux` and that's an ad hoc solution. (and it's not discoverable in any way that the current IDE pane is attached to session X)
This is just calling for "accessibility" of the internal states, which is not only useful for AI, but other automation as well.
Think more about URLs, MIME types, hypermedia etc.
I'm not sure I understand what changes the author is proposing, but it just seems the same as a standard IDE with a slightly more annoying UI.
Code is stored in files. Each file has its own URI (the path). You can access those however you like, a file explorer, terminal, etc.
If you want to interact with a file you (and the AI) can use any of the Linux binaries to interact with it.
Git are also files, you have a convenient binary (git) to decide how and what information to show.
AI should interact with the OS the same as you do but we shouldn't be reinventing the wheel just to make it "AI friendly" the same as we are training autonomous cars in our current roads instead of adapting them for AI cars
Uhh... did you read the same article?
Where does it propose re-inventing the wheel? It just says "make things addressable" eg. an URL for every object.
Regarding your examples, they don't even make sense in that context.. eg. how is eg. a terminal addressable, currently? You have to know a priori to wrap it in `tmux` and that's an ad hoc solution. (and it's not discoverable in any way that the current IDE pane is attached to session X)
This is just calling for "accessibility" of the internal states, which is not only useful for AI, but other automation as well.
Think more about URLs, MIME types, hypermedia etc.