@bentlegen: coming very soon to hunk® - post notes back to your agent
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Hunk version 0.12.0 is live with new installation options (Homebrew, Nix), lazygit support, scroll performance improvements, and Windows support.
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coming very soon to hunk® - post notes back to your agent https://t.co/sPsbr5bKDd
Ben Vinegar (@bentlegen): hunk version 0.12.0 is live. Focus on “make sure everyone can use it”:
🆕 can install via Homebrew 🆕 Nix support 🆕 works w/ lazygit 🆕 major scroll perf improvements 🆕 runs on Windows ⬇️
coming very soon to hunk® - post notes back to your agent
hunk has always had the opposite - the agent can leave notes to help annotate the code review
this is just catching up to other tools
Give the beta a try: npm i -g [email protected]
hunk skill path gives your agent the latest SKILL.md; it has guidance for reading your comments
Mmm just text, you’re welcome to write markdown though!
Yeah I took it for a spin, my question is whether more should be driven by the OS or not
It’s just important for me that I understand how it works/what I’m merging
There’s a bundled skill file that tells your agent how to do it
The bottleneck for me is testing + review
There’s an existing PR that might fix it, if you wanna try it and say “yup looks good” then easier for me to merge
(or submit a PR)
Oh? I chose them so they stand out against the diff (vs everything being blocky)
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