Re: [NonGNU] new: hermes

Thanos Apollo <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.emacs.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Richard Stallman <[email protected]> writes:

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>   > The benefit is delegating a goal that requires several operations.  For
>   > example, I can ask Hermes to find why a test fails and prepare a fix.
>   > It may inspect the test and source files, run the test, edit the source,
>   > run the test again, and present the resulting diff.  I supervise the
>   > work and approve sensitive actions rather than specifying every command.
>
> Would these individual actions usually be done by calling Emacs Lisp
> functions?  The rest of your message suggest that is so, but its language
> is not concrete, so I am not sure what it concretely means.

No.  Hermes has its own file-editing, shell, and other tools, which it
executes independently of Emacs.  Those operations do not involve Emacs
or elisp (by default).

hermes.el is an interface for user interaction and supervision.

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Thanos Apollo ☧
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