fix: added browsercode, cleaned up profile design#2
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Sorry for the very late review, this one got lost
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This logo is truncated to the right
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This is what I observe. A potential preview artifact? It's unclear to me how an SVG could be truncated.
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it looks correct on my preview. I think we could ignore this for now and merge, if the problem is still visible we can investigate.
| [ Live demo ][browsercode] · [ Repository ][browsercode-repo] | ||
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| - Runs AI coding CLIs in the browser at native speed | ||
| - Boots Claude Code instantly, with Gemini CLI available too |
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Rephrase this it's putting together a performance statement with a support statement.
| - Codex and OpenCode support coming soon | ||
| - Includes command line tools like bash and git | ||
| - Free and open source | ||
| - Embed coding CLIs in your web development projects |
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This claim is very weak, the repo is truly not intended to be reusable. It would be a better fit in the BrowserPod section.
In any case Embed coding CLIs in your web projects (without development)
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I would also add this exact statement to the BrowserPod section
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@Liamoscarmccaffrey I would reconsider the order of the tools to start with BrowserPod and follow with the others in a meaningful order |
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What I meant is that I think BrowserPod should be the first block, probably followed by BrowserCode and WebVM. Other tech to follow.
I would also add the "Embed coding CLIs in your web project" line to BrowserPod.
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