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▶ 1:45 Shawn Wang You also are similar to Ader.
▶ 6:06 Saoud (Saud) Rizwan That's really different from how the, you know, the other things at the time were things like copilot and cursor and Adr.
▶ 43:38 unnamed speaker And that, you know, the, one of the founders of Adr said this really well in like very early GitHub discussions where he said like, well, now instead of worrying about one model messing things up, now you have to worry about two models…

▶ 16:39 Zach Lloyd So what's cool about warp compared to, say, Cloud Code or Ader or Codex CLI is that as you do this sort of like linear agent-based coding workflow, you can actually use like some elements of rich UI to do it.

▶ 24:36 Eno Reyes So like the AIDR has an awesome benchmark that we built on top of internally for code editing and file generation versus we also for the top level agent loop have like our own behavioral spec.

▶ 8:42 unnamed speaker And talking about form factor, so you mentioned the CLI, which you already released, and I think there's other, you know, Cloud Code, AIDR, a bunch of other tools out there.

▶ 10:07 Alessio Fanelli I'm sure you're familiar with Ada, which is another, um, thing that people in our Discord loved, and then when Cloud Code came out, the same people loved Cloud Code.
▶ 10:31 Boris Cherny Um, so Adr inspired this internal tool that we used to have at Anthropic called Clyde. 4 times in the scene
▶ 18:09 Shawn Wang On the technical side, any of them that were particularly challenging, um, Paul from Adr always says how much of it was coded by Adr, you know, so then the question is how much of it was coded by Cloud Code? 2 times in the scene
▶ 59:48 Alessio Fanelli I know that 3.5 haiku was the number four model on Adr when it came out.

▶ 19:04 Antonio Scandurra But yeah, one thing we, we were thinking about is like, oh, we can do it like ADER style or like we have an editor model.

▶ 30:48 Shawn Wang Um, oh, I, I don't think I, I don't think I have the others, like, but, but either, um, it is, it is less, uh, uh, it is not at one level.

▶ 15:52 unnamed speaker Well, uh, the, uh, the, the sort of apparent metagame from Paul Gauffier on Ader is that you use R-One as an architect and Sonnet as a code model, and that's apparently the best combination that beats O-One for him.

▶ 25:32 Erik Schluntz I think either, they have a really good blog where they, uh, they explore some of these different methods for editing files and they post results about them.

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