AgentsInTheCloud - Mental Bandwidth

I can really only focus on one big complicated task at a time.

But often when I do so I notice a lot of small stuff that is wrong that I don't want to forget about.

And we have a feature for that.

If you hold down command alt, you go to the shortcut cheat sheet, oops.

And you see this, new workspace from same template.

I use that all the time.

For instance, when I'm working on this demo here, I can do this and I can say the mountains should be more rugged.

And when I send this notice that a new workspace will get created here on the side, but it doesn't get selected because I want to keep my focus on whatever it was that I was working on.

But I also don't want to forget about this thing that I noticed and that I want to get back to at some point.

So it's basically like instead of having a traditional to do list or like a list of things to not forget, you basically store your list as a list of workspaces where agents have already taken a, first attempt at fixing, whatever it was that you had.

And I love that because it makes, it gives me back my mental bandwidth.

I'm not on the hook for having to absolutely not forget about this one thing while I'm trying to focus.

And I know that at some point I'm just going to get back to it because the workspace here at some point is going to get a ready icon.

And when I'm ready for it, I'm going to come back to it.

there's another mental bandwidth feature that I really like, and that is the land button we have here.

So these buttons that you see in the bottom of the composer, they are prompt templates.

And you can make them like this, your agent can make them like I did here.

And it results in a file like this.

You can ask it to make a composer button and you can have it give it a shortcut.

And if you look at the prompt it says commit and push your changes, rebasing if required.

When successful, delete this workspace.

And that is the key thing because once I am done evaluating some agent work and I like it, I need to then usually it takes quite some mental bandwidth to then handhold that change all the way into production or into the main branch or whatever, release strategy your project uses.

And what I have here is I use this land.

You can click it or you can do the CTRL ALT L shortcut And when you send this, what I love about it is you can just forget about it.

Because I know that either this change is going to land in the main branch or it's going to come back with me, to me with a problem.

And if I go to, I can just immediately go do other work and you'll notice that this workspace over here, in a few seconds it will just disappear.

I don't have to go later go back and realize like, it worked, I can delete it now.

Like, it's immediately sort of like out of my.

It's out of my, head.

I can completely forget about it.

And if there's a problem with it, I can trust that the problem will find me.

And that's kind of the same thing as with the kicking off of the work.

I just like it when stuff like that doesn't have to, keep space in your head so that you can keep your focus on the difficult tasks that you actually want to work on.