Folks: Let's get Claude Code native installer working for FreeBSD

CShell said:
LOL - When you "buy" something you usually know what you are paying for :cool:

This seems like putting out a lot of money up front and then reaching into the "mystery bag" to see what you get.
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and sometimes what you get is AI psychosis, which, big deal, talk to us long enough and we'll make you go psychotic for free
 
CShell said:
LOL - When you "buy" something you usually know what you are paying for :cool:

This seems like putting out a lot of money up front and then reaching into the "mystery bag" to see what you get.
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Well, I'm in there. Cover me.

I am moderately miffed that they effectively restrict my choice of IDE. If I use one of their UIs or Visual Studio then I can run off the monthly plan. If I want Emacs I have to use their API plan.
 
cracauer@ said:
Well, I'm in there. Cover me.

I am moderately miffed that they effectively restrict my choice of IDE. If I use one of their UIs or Visual Studio then I can run off the monthly plan. If I want Emacs I have to use their API plan.
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Explain. Wouldn't you just run CC in the emacs-terminal-client? Use the @ and ! glyphs in CC to do those sorts of things. When you need to edit, edit? I don't use emacs, but would be happy to help.
 
sgharms said:
Explain. Wouldn't you just run CC in the emacs-terminal-client? Use the @ and ! glyphs in CC to do those sorts of things. When you need to edit, edit? I don't use emacs, but would be happy to help.
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I was too brief in my post. Yes, you can run claude code in emacs terminal.

But I was talking about gptel, which is its own interface for integrating LLMs with Emacs, and to use it with Anthropic you have to use the API. https://github.com/karthink/gptel

That is different in VSCode where Anthropic offers a binary module for it that uses the Claude Pro monthly account.
 
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