Google Unveils AppFunctions to Connect AI Agents and Android Apps - infoq.com
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Show HN: Baton – A desktop app for developing with AI agents
Hi, I built this because running multiple Claude Code agents across multiple IDE and terminal windows was getting messy. Like many, I went from working at one thing at the time, to multiple, and it was all changing quite fast. I needed one place to see all my agents and worktrees, seamlessly switch between them, monitor their status and once their done, review their changes. I also wanted to quickly spin up new agents in isolated worktrees whenever an idea came to mind. I've been building Baton from within Baton for a while now, which has been a pretty fun loop. Would love to hear what you think! Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47599771 Points: 4 # Comments: 0
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