alt Hacker NewsI promise I only self promote when it is relevant, but this is exactly what I am building https://nimbalyst.com/ for.
We build a user-friendly way for non-technical users to interact with a repo using Claude Code. It's especially focused on markdown, giving red/green diffs on RENDERED markdown files which nobody else has. It supports developers as well, but our goal is to be much more user friendly than VSCode forks.
Internally we have been doing a lot of what they talk about here, doing our design work, business planning, and marketing with Claude Code in our main repo.
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> Nimbalyst is SOC-Type 2 certified
What does this mean in context of downloadable desktop apps?
So the insane thing I do is I don't use worktrees. I am using multiple Claude code instances on the same project doing different things at the same time like one is editing the CSS for the login screen while another one is changing up the settings section of the project.
I’m curious about the authors experience with monorepo for marketing. I’ve found that using static site generators with nontechnical PMs resulted in dissatisfaction and more work for engineers that those PMs could handle independently in Wordpress/Contentful. As a huge believer in monorepo, I’d love to hear how folks have approached incorporating nonengingeers into the monorepo workflows.