We kept the 2 tools separate as we wanted to allow users to use either independently. If someone just wants to use session intelligence in their product, they can integrate it in their workflow/prodiuct with UI optional
Fair feedback on the agent desk having a prebuilt download as it would make it easier to try while preserving separation
- I use a skill for most of this, though I do have a small go program I use to render sessions as markdown. What advantages do you see to moving or abstracting more of that into a dedicated tool?
- nit, why is a Go binary being distributed via npm, generally the instructions in the readme are sloppy / a mix of various ways to run it, raises concerns of vibe coded / does anyone actually know what's in there
Why no prebuilt version?
We kept the 2 tools separate as we wanted to allow users to use either independently. If someone just wants to use session intelligence in their product, they can integrate it in their workflow/prodiuct with UI optional
Fair feedback on the agent desk having a prebuilt download as it would make it easier to try while preserving separation
Some questions
- I use a skill for most of this, though I do have a small go program I use to render sessions as markdown. What advantages do you see to moving or abstracting more of that into a dedicated tool?
- nit, why is a Go binary being distributed via npm, generally the instructions in the readme are sloppy / a mix of various ways to run it, raises concerns of vibe coded / does anyone actually know what's in there
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