@leeoxiang: Regarding the product form of local-first and CLI-first, Hyperframes' current interaction already embodies this. Claude Code handles LUI interaction, while Hyperframes launches a UI for preview and necessary GUI interaction.
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Hyperframes has already implemented the local-first and CLI-first product form, combining with Claude Code for LUI interaction, and launching a UI for preview and necessary GUI interaction.
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Regarding the product forms of local-first and CLI-first, Hyperframes already has that interaction. Claude Code handles the LUI interaction, while Hyperframes launches a UI for preview and some necessary GUI interactions. https://t.co/MpNxDbHWcc
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