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I open-sourced my Mac app for talking to coding agents. Here's how it works

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I've spent two months building Deiko, a Mac app for talking to coding agents, and today it's open source under MIT. Here's what it does and how the interesting parts work. The two problems Coding agents can't see what you're looking at. So you type a paragraph describing a screen they never saw, ta…

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  1. 2026-09-30 18:44 · DEV Community — AI
    I open-sourced my Mac app for talking to coding agents. Here's how it works

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