Goodbye Sketch, Hello Shelley!
Blog post from exe.dev
Shelley is an open-source, mobile-friendly coding agent developed by exe.dev, designed to operate efficiently on a variety of platforms and accommodate multiple conversations and models, while running seamlessly on a user's virtual machine. It offers a web-based interface that is preferred for its user-friendly features, such as the ability to scroll, view images, and copy-paste, which contrasts with the limitations of terminal interfaces. Shelley maintains its state in a SQLite database, allowing users to access previous conversations and debug issues, enhancing its utility as a coding tool. The system's architecture enables rapid setup and deployment of internal tools, allowing for easy modifications and testing, which is facilitated by features like proxy support and a code review interface. With its design prioritizing flexibility and accessibility, Shelley is positioned as a practical solution for developers, and it is supported by an active community on platforms like GitHub and Discord.
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