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1. malshe ◴[] No.45120029[source]
This might come off as a naive question so pardon me in advance for my ignorance. I got Claude Max just last week and I have been using it in the MacOS Terminal app. I also used it in Zed and VS Code terminals and faced no issues. So what is the advantage of using it natively like this?
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2. andruby ◴[] No.45120102[source]
The post has a video included. More integrated interface seems useful.
3. trenchpilgrim ◴[] No.45120116[source]
You get a diff view of the edits CC is making to your project and there's a mode where you editor's focus follows where CC is editing in your project.
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4. kridsdale3 ◴[] No.45120266[source]
If you're going to live in the terminal, please do yourself a favor and replace Terminal.app with iTerm2, and replace bash with zsh.
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5. malshe ◴[] No.45120548[source]
Thanks. Diff view sounds useful
6. iyn ◴[] No.45120578[source]
> and replace bash with zsh

I highly recommend trying fish, I wish I’ve switched earlier

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7. CharlesW ◴[] No.45120589[source]
BTW, you get this in VS Code, too. https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/ide-integrati...
8. TheRoque ◴[] No.45120677{3}[source]
+1 to fish, just efficient out of the box
9. trenchpilgrim ◴[] No.45122421[source]
iTerm2 is what we were using last month, now it's all about Kitty and Ghostty!
10. chillfox ◴[] No.45122742[source]
Kitty is much better than iTerm2 and while zsh is fantastic, fish is much easier to get started with and also very good.