Coding setup? #877
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If I may ask: what is your software setup for developing this application? Which IDE/editor? I'm pretty bad at guessing (if and) how much use is made of AI, but I see some verbose issue replies, comments and docs that all do seem to suggest it. So if true, which model(s) do you use and what strategy do you adopt? |
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I develop Mindwtr on Arch Linux using Neovim. I do not use a traditional IDE; my workflow is almost entirely open-source and CLI-based. AI is part of the development process, but it does not replace engineering judgment or project ownership. The project’s stance is explained here: https://docs.mindwtr.app/start/faq#is-mindwtr-ai-generated-what-is-the-project-s-stance-on-ai I generally use the most capable frontier models available; at present, that means Claude Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol. These are paid services and represent a real ongoing development cost. I use them for tasks including design discussion, implementation, review, documentation, and debugging. I have also built and maintain project-specific workflows, rules, and skills so that the models work consistently with Mindwtr’s architecture and principles. Using AI effectively still requires substantial review, testing, decision-making, and maintenance. It helps me move faster, but I continue to invest a great deal of time and effort into every part of Mindwtr. |
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I develop Mindwtr on Arch Linux using Neovim. I do not use a traditional IDE; my workflow is almost entirely open-source and CLI-based.
AI is part of the development process, but it does not replace engineering judgment or project ownership. The project’s stance is explained here: https://docs.mindwtr.app/start/faq#is-mindwtr-ai-generated-what-is-the-project-s-stance-on-ai
I generally use the most capable frontier models available; at present, that means Claude Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol. These are paid services and represent a real ongoing development cost. I use them for tasks including design discussion, implementation, review, documentation, and debugging. I have also built and maintain …