Jeffrey Emanuel (@doodlestein) on X

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Jeffrey Emanuel on X: "I really pulled out all the stops for the new version of beads_viewer (bv). The original version of bv was made in a single day and was just under 7k lines of Golang. This new version is… 80k lines. I added an insane number of great features. Your agents will love it (you, too). https://t.co/tfkRe1n53N"

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    I really pulled out all the stops for the new version of beads_viewer (bv). The original version of bv was made in a single day and was just under 7k lines of Golang. This new version is… 80k lines. I added an insane number of great features. Your agents will love it (you, too).

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    Some more screenshots of the feature that lets you automatically export your beads to a static site on GitHub pages using the gh utility:

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    The TUI also got tons of enhancements and so many new, useful features:

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    But the biggest improvement in terms of actual usefulness isn't for you humans at all! It's for your coding agents. They just need to run one simple command, bv --robot-triage, and they instantly get a massive wealth of insights into what to work on next.

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    Be sure to update the blurb in your AGENTS dot md file (although the tool now automatically detects this and asks if you want it to add it for you!). The new blurb is longer but absolutely worth the extra context window tokens: ### Using bv as an AI sidecar bv is a graph-aware

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    Anyway, let me know what you think! You can get bv here, always free, always 100% MIT licensed open source, and part of my 7-tool flywheel for agent coding:

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    You can explore the flywheel on my revamped personal website, which I've enjoyed having my agents trick out for me while I work on other stuff, using the very tools they described for me:

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    Bro is Anthropic paying you