← Back to context Comment by michelb 2 months ago What would this do other than run Claude Code in the same directory you have open in VSC? 5 comments michelb Reply modeless 2 months ago Show diffs in my editor windows, like Cursor agent mode does, is what I'm hoping. awestroke 2 months ago Use `git diff` or your in-editor git diff viewer modeless 2 months ago Of course I do. But I don't generally make a git commit between every prompt to the model, and I like to see the model's changes separately from mine. manmal 2 months ago Claude Code as a tool call, from Copilot‘s own agent (agent in an agent) seems to be working well. Peter Steinberger made an MCP that does this: https://github.com/steipete/claude-code-mcp michelb 2 months ago In the video: https://www.youtube.com/live/EvtPBaaykdo?si=m2GWFMSItZeb8I9r...
modeless 2 months ago Show diffs in my editor windows, like Cursor agent mode does, is what I'm hoping. awestroke 2 months ago Use `git diff` or your in-editor git diff viewer modeless 2 months ago Of course I do. But I don't generally make a git commit between every prompt to the model, and I like to see the model's changes separately from mine.
awestroke 2 months ago Use `git diff` or your in-editor git diff viewer modeless 2 months ago Of course I do. But I don't generally make a git commit between every prompt to the model, and I like to see the model's changes separately from mine.
modeless 2 months ago Of course I do. But I don't generally make a git commit between every prompt to the model, and I like to see the model's changes separately from mine.
manmal 2 months ago Claude Code as a tool call, from Copilot‘s own agent (agent in an agent) seems to be working well. Peter Steinberger made an MCP that does this: https://github.com/steipete/claude-code-mcp
Show diffs in my editor windows, like Cursor agent mode does, is what I'm hoping.
Use `git diff` or your in-editor git diff viewer
Of course I do. But I don't generally make a git commit between every prompt to the model, and I like to see the model's changes separately from mine.
Claude Code as a tool call, from Copilot‘s own agent (agent in an agent) seems to be working well. Peter Steinberger made an MCP that does this: https://github.com/steipete/claude-code-mcp
In the video: https://www.youtube.com/live/EvtPBaaykdo?si=m2GWFMSItZeb8I9r...