Zenbu
The extensible IDE for coding agents
About Zenbu
Zenbu is an extensible IDE for orchestrating coding agents. Shape it around exactly how you and your team work.
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Introducing Zenbu.js - The framework for hackable software
Introducing Zenbu.js - The framework for hackable software
- GitHub
zenbu-labs/zenbu.js
zenbu-labs/zenbu.js: The framework for building hackable software
- X
Introducing create-desktop-app Create personal applications that integrate natively with your operating system and can be opened via ray...
Introducing create-desktop-app Create personal applications that integrate natively with your operating system and can be opened via raycast npx create-desktop-app
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Zenbu is a part of YC!! We are building a hyper extensible IDE for managing coding agents Our goal with Zenbu is to bring neovim/emacs ...
Zenbu is a part of YC!! We are building a hyper extensible IDE for managing coding agents Our goal with Zenbu is to bring neovim/emacs level extensibility into this new class of "IDE" You can try it today at http://zenbu.dev
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Nobody talks about how hard it is to get good emojis into a new slack
Nobody talks about how hard it is to get good emojis into a new slack
- X
Zenbu apps operate under the philosophy that there is no distinction between production and development. This gives your users the abilit...
Zenbu apps operate under the philosophy that there is no distinction between production and development. This gives your users the ability to edit your app the same way you do while developing it. When you install a Zenbu app, you are essentially cloning a git repo onto your...
- GitHub
zenbu-labs/zenbu-release
zenbu-labs/zenbu-release: zenbu release repo
- X
The created app uses Zenbu.js, which means it can always be edited even after being set up in ~/Applications The apps also share an elec...
The created app uses Zenbu.js, which means it can always be edited even after being set up in ~/Applications The apps also share an electron binary, so every app you make only takes up a few hundred kbs https://github.com/zenbu-labs/zenbu.js