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1h ago

What’s missing from rhun for your AI coding workflow?

Hey everyone, following up on our launch with a question about where rhun should go next.

The idea behind rhun is a small, fast editor for working alongside coding agents. You can already run agents in the terminal, follow Claude Code and Codex sessions in the agents panel, and review changes with built-in Git tools.

I'm especially interested in two things:

  • AI integrations: Which tools do you use, and what would you want rhun to do with them? Send selected code to an agent, manage sessions, make reviewing agent changes easier, or something else?

  • Missing features: If you ve tried rhun, what made you switch back to your usual editor? What s the one feature you couldn t comfortably work without?

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2d ago

rhun - A small, fast code editor written in assembly

A small code editor for Windows, Linux and macOS. Written in assembly, with a built-in terminal, Git diffs, fuzzy search, Vim mode and a panel for Claude Code and Codex sessions. Free and open source.