OpenHands

Interesting post about local dev convenience 
<https://x.com/ChadNauseam/status/2058682090674323917|https://x.com/ChadNauseam/status/2058682090674323917>

Yes, it depends… developing Mac UI stuff is not possible, XCode is necessary. Last year sometime I tried to do the most Swift possible on OpenHands Cloud, and ended up with:
• swift on linux
• I made a skill for OpenHands, we have it in extensions/ now
• unit tests work
• dependency issues were a time sink (because of course)
• but, no dice on Swift UI -> avoid UI deps and go back to MacBook
• (Gemini 2.0 Flash-Thinking was very smart and more useful than Gemini 2.0 Pro)

On the bright side, it forces a strict separation between the app and its UI, which, hey, is not a bad thing :melting_face:

On the other hand, in general. Right now, if I think, where is best, I may come up usually with my MacBook, and I _think_ the main reason is that my agent has user skills and memory and other information that is on there.

I'm not sure if we solved yet user-defined marketplaces on the cloud?

Without them, idk, I either do stuff that doesn’t need them, or I have to tell the agent “read enyst/this first, and that”