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Inspired by rustig, trapped by the age-old "writing code is easier than understanding code" problem, and looking for a project to attempt to do almost entirely with claude code, I have created https://github.com/andrewdavidmackenzie/jonesy with similar purposed.
It currently supports macos and linux for aarch64, x86 PR is in the works.
It has command line tool, a GitHub Action, and an LSP so you can see panic locations and quick fixes in your editor/IDE.
If you want to give it a try and let me know (will depend on your OS and arch).
It currently supports macos and linux for aarch64, x86 PR is in the works.
If you want to give it a try and let me know (will depend on your OS and arch).
Even my little low-power "minimum system requirements target" systems are x86 at the moment (Everything outside my retro-hobby corner runs Linux and I'm willing to pay more for unlocked, standardized, commodity hardware with ACPI or something like it if that's what it takes to continue to receive OS updates after the supplier drops support) but I'll certainly keep an eye on it.
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andrewdavidmackenzie commentedon Apr 10, 2026
Inspired by rustig, trapped by the age-old "writing code is easier than understanding code" problem, and looking for a project to attempt to do almost entirely with claude code, I have created https://github.com/andrewdavidmackenzie/jonesy with similar purposed.
It currently supports macos and linux for aarch64, x86 PR is in the works.
It has command line tool, a GitHub Action, and an LSP so you can see panic locations and quick fixes in your editor/IDE.
If you want to give it a try and let me know (will depend on your OS and arch).
ssokolow commentedon Apr 10, 2026
Even my little low-power "minimum system requirements target" systems are x86 at the moment (Everything outside my retro-hobby corner runs Linux and I'm willing to pay more for unlocked, standardized, commodity hardware with ACPI or something like it if that's what it takes to continue to receive OS updates after the supplier drops support) but I'll certainly keep an eye on it.