What you’re saying is super interesting, I’ve been using my setup for so long I might have missed some of the latest updates.
I spend most of my time on TMUX with Claude Code and vim side by side btw, but I’m using it just to search some specific code and making small changes.
I mostly review on GitHub PRs tbh
Yea by having claude code in a terminal window within neovim rather than tmux you can leverage neovim commands to traverse, copy, paste and otherwise interact with the terminal window like any other buffer.
There are also plugins with more specific workflows but I like really seeing how much vanilla neovim can get done
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What you’re saying is super interesting, I’ve been using my setup for so long I might have missed some of the latest updates. I spend most of my time on TMUX with Claude Code and vim side by side btw, but I’m using it just to search some specific code and making small changes. I mostly review on GitHub PRs tbh
Yea by having claude code in a terminal window within neovim rather than tmux you can leverage neovim commands to traverse, copy, paste and otherwise interact with the terminal window like any other buffer.
There are also plugins with more specific workflows but I like really seeing how much vanilla neovim can get done