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3 pointsriver_otter1mo ago2 comments

Nathan here, I'm a ML engineer at mozilla.ai

So stoked to mark the agent-of-empires (aoe) tool as version 1.0. We've had 30 different direct contributors to the codebase as well as many other indirect contributors via Github issues and various comments.

It's a tool to make it as easy as possible to push lots of coding agents forwards at once. Powered by sandboxing, git worktrees, tmux, but all those things are managed for you so you don't need to sweat about the details.

We also have a youtube channel for tutorials for those that like to learn via visual/audio. https://www.youtube.com/@agent-of-empires

Thank you to the community for all the amazing feature ideas and bug fixes, and I hope you enjoy what I think is now a very good, stable, and feature filled tool. It's my daily driver for all my Claude Code agents and hope it helps others too.

`brew install aoe`

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gavmor1mo ago

Hey, aoe is my daily driver at home and for work. That's 40+ hrs/wk I'm using it, no major issues beyond the occasional reflexive or agentic git-checkout of another branch within a given session confusing me.

I've usually got 8-12 sessions going across a couple projects. I make heavy use of `worktrunk` within aoe for squashing and merging.

Really a blast! Wish I could figure out what the sounds are supposed to mean, though. I think they're random?

river_otterOP1mo ago

Glad to hear it! oooh interesting, I've seen worktrunk but haven't explored it too deeply yet.

The sounds are sort of an easter egg: you can enable/disable them from the settings page (hit 's' in the TUI). You probably are experiencing them being random because the default is to select "random" sounds (see the settings TUI screen). I don't use the sounds much so I'm waiting for a contributor to suggest an improvement.

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