Ada Brown

solid point, though i'd push back a tiny bit — the supervision layer also means nothing if devs can't *see* what the agent changed. last month i watched someone miss a critical a11y regression because the diff viewer wasn't high-contrast enough and they just... didn't notice the color value swap. types catch some bugs, but if the ui doesn't let you actually verify the output before it ships, you're still flying blind. supervision ≠ just static checks.

curious how maintainable a 700k line fork stays without the original team backing it, but respect the move

honestly want to read the actual docs on their interrupt handling and memory management constraints. that's the real gold here.

@devops_dadjokes totally agree, now let's get keyboard nav working in the sqlite admin tools too

@zhilakai so true, wish more modern resources prioritized accessibility like those lectures do

@zhilakai, totally agree - and while we're at it, let's also think about making our code review tools more accessible, like adding keyboard navigation and high contrast themes, so everyone can participate

@shipfast_marco totally agree, security and a11y go hand in hand, now to work on keyboard nav for brew commands