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I noticed there's an example in the docs: plandex rm app/*/*.ts # by glob pattern.
However, looking at the code (https://github.com/plandex-ai/plandex/blob/main/app/cli/cmd/...), it seems you're using path/filepath for pattern matching, which doesn't support double star patterns. Here's a playground example showing that: https://go.dev/play/p/n8mFpJn-9iY
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Plandex was one of the first agentic style coating system to I tried several months ago, and it worked very well. But I've been using the cursor and windsurf style editors more recently because of their popularity. And their effectiveness is honestly pretty great.
Would you classify Plandex as more similar to a terminal interface like Claude Code? Also it looks like Open AI released a similar terminal based tool today. https://github.com/openai/codex
Do you see an obvious distinctions or pros/cons between the terminal tools and the IDE systems?
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You should check https://probeai.dev/ too. Thats one of those building blocks which makes AI trully understand the code.
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