It's available on the internet archive

https://web.archive.org/web/20260331105051/https://www.cclea...

BTW, that's why you should use your own infrastructure and not depend on Vercel

Have you tried out https://github.com/tliron/glsp?

I actually started out using that. I wanted a debug UI to track messages which was the major driver in creating my own tbh

What's the difference between this and agent-safehouse?

atuin ai kinda reminds me of https://github.com/Myzel394/zsh-copilot (yes, that's by me :P)

And reminds me of my take: https://github.com/micahbf/halp

Excited to use atuin ai though, especially as it gets more features.

And my take! A fork of fish where any command that starts with > or a capital letter is fed to $fish_llm_command: https://github.com/breuleux/fish-shell. With Claude's help, that took all of 30 minutes to make.

I'm still looking forward to being able to only remember a command for a specific time. I currently block sensitive commands, which completely destroys the ability to just press the up arrow key to quickly edit the command. If we had like a timeout of 1 minute for sensitive commands, we could edit them and still make sure they are not persistent

I really like this idea — might give an implementation a shot

zsh doesn't add commands that start with a space to stored history. So you can up arrow recall them but once you exit the session they're gone.

I think most people here live too much in their tech bubble and don't realize how dumb the vast majority of people are when it comes to tech. I know that feeling myself that you lose the grip to "reality" when you are too much into tech, but after dealing a bit with "ordinary" people, I do understand why Google wants to do that. Most people have absolutely no idea about tech at all. So many people don't even know what exactly a browser is, what a "tab" means or can't even get to install an iPad. Google mainly has to take care of these people, not people who install apps using F-Droid. Go to the streets and ask strangers if they know what F-Droid is, and if they don't, try to explain it to them. The 24 hour wait period looks like a good trade off to me. Still allowing experienced users to install apps, but the majority of people will be protected, and it won't even affect most people.

And no, I'm not a bot or some pro Google activist, check my github account, I even use GrapheneOS myself.

Scammers have no problem waiting 24 hours, so this doesn't protect incompetent people at all.

I need this for hard drives

Sounds like a perfect data leak any% speedrun to me... :P

You're right that security is a major risk. Our perspective here is that by defaulting to an EC2 instance, you're in control of what data is at risk. If you connect Google Workspace, you are exposing yourself to some security risk risk there, but tons of users do email through AgentMail which doesn't have access to your personal data. Also no risk of filesystem access/Apple ID access by default.

I'll wait till an Emacs package is available