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emacs 2026-07-31
Oliver Marks 2026-07-31T08:32:48.755319Z
So been experimenting a bit with AI and linear, discovered emacs is great of AI automation, because of emacs-client it can automate emacs. my use case was to write a technical document and generate tickets in linear, since I had the linear emacs client, it could use emacs client read the docs work out the calls then generate a set of tickets from it saving me the manual labour, its not perfect it failed but did the bulk of the work. pretty nifty curious if anyone else has tried anything similar, seems this could be exploited to do all sorts of things 🙂
César Olea 2026-07-31T15:11:15.900819Z
Yes, I have a similar setup where my emacs is running as a server, so claude code can use the client. I’ve used it to debug issues with my config for example. There’s also https://github.com/rhblind/emacs-mcp-server. I have a running org file that I use to keep my workout logs, and I can ask claude to recommend a session based on my performance and stated goals, generate graphs with org-graphviz, and some simple plate calculators that I can use to adjust weights according to my home equipment. It’s pretty useful.
Oliver Marks 2026-08-01T06:01:16.722159Z
I am still a bit slow on the AI uptake, the Emacs MVP sounds interesting I will have to give that a try, thanks for the tip