Moving away from VS Code to bundle agents with T3 Code and herdr
After using Claude Code as a VS Code extension, the user moved to a workflow bundling agents with T3 Code and herdr due to VS Code being heavy and providing a poor experience.
Ito, who is in charge of AI-driven business improvement and automation at Trellis in Fukuoka and leads AI implementation at a consulting company, was running Claude Code as a VS Code extension. However, they stopped using VS Code because it was heavy, the experience was not good, and they wanted to collaborate with other agents they have contracts with.
Currently, they have moved to a method of bundling agents with T3 Code and herdr. They operate by conveying directions from a smartphone before sleeping and reading reports in the morning, leaving both work and life tasks to multiple agents. Regarding installation procedures, they leave them to the official website.
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