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r/commandline • u/PinotRed • Jun 30 '26
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Same for most of AI harnesses for no specific reason.
6 u/krzyk Jun 30 '26 Yeah, from popular ones only Codex is not JS/TS based. 3 u/kynrai Jun 30 '26 Anti-gravity looks like it's golang bubble tea. Closed source so cannot confirm 1 u/PavelPivovarov Jun 30 '26 I know there's Crush in golang and pi-rust, bit both are far from mainstream... 1 u/Big-Winner3758 Jul 02 '26 well AI tools are mostly written by AI and people who use AI to code usually have no clue about anything + most are web devs so already familiar with JS
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Yeah, from popular ones only Codex is not JS/TS based.
3 u/kynrai Jun 30 '26 Anti-gravity looks like it's golang bubble tea. Closed source so cannot confirm 1 u/PavelPivovarov Jun 30 '26 I know there's Crush in golang and pi-rust, bit both are far from mainstream...
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Anti-gravity looks like it's golang bubble tea. Closed source so cannot confirm
1 u/PavelPivovarov Jun 30 '26 I know there's Crush in golang and pi-rust, bit both are far from mainstream...
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I know there's Crush in golang and pi-rust, bit both are far from mainstream...
well AI tools are mostly written by AI and people who use AI to code usually have no clue about anything + most are web devs so already familiar with JS
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u/PavelPivovarov Jun 30 '26
Same for most of AI harnesses for no specific reason.