Grant Harvey

Where does it lose track?

Yeah, exactly.

Corey just made a whole video about this.

So like you got to be really strict with your prompts and everything.

Basically having down detector bot, which basically is always checking if it's down and then if down, it'll fix it.

We read this really interesting paper recently, I think it was from last October, called RLN.

And essentially the idea there is that instead of putting all of the tokens of context and running it through the model, you basically make the context itself an environment that the agent can go in and edit and manipulate.

Yeah, yeah.

And that makes me wonder, if you're thinking about the...

Certain tricks like that and when you're developing Gemini CLI, if you're thinking about compaction or things that, you know, we've seen mentioned elsewhere, like if any of that's on your roadmap or if you're already doing that and what your thoughts are in that kind of direction.

Absolutely.

The number one thing that I use command line tools to do is play with connectors.

So, for example, in Godot, which is an open source video game editor, I'm having it write game code for me.

But the problem with...

the current version that I have is that, well, it needs to actually be able to see the game in order to, you know, see if what it's doing is actually working.

Like, is it actually creating something that works?

So that's a big, you need to be able to do that.

Like take a screenshot, record your screen, just like how I've been sharing my screen.

Right.

Exactly.