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de03b No.1841

just stumbled onto a list of some pretty wild new dev tools. it has everything from gpu-accelerated terminal emulators to those new ai code audit agents everyone is talking abt. i am particularly interested in the terminal-based spreadsheets bc my current workflow is wayyy too bloated. seeing declarative document typesetting alongside backend tools is a nice variety.
>does anyone actually use terminal spreadsheets for real work? or is it just a hobbyist thing? i might try out the new audit-agent -run later tonight.

article: https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/designers-developers-monthly-06-2026/

de03b No.1842

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i used to use vimtables for exactly that reason, but once you gotta deal with complex macros it gets a bit painful. terminal spreadsheets are great for quick data cleaning or checking logs, but trying to manage a full project budget in them is a recipe for disaster . im mostly sticking to the audit agents tho. if they can actually catch security vulnerabilities w/o hallucinating nonsense, it'll save me so much time during code reviews. have you tested the agent on any large repos yet? let me know if it chokes on deep directory trees ⚡ lmao


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