Genuine question: Does the Agent harness matter ? I mean why use Claude CLI ?

(As I mentioned elsewhere) I use oh-my-pi (and opencode, and toad) but use (client paid) Opus 5 with these harnesses.

All three of these understand AGENTS.md

Do you mean oh-my-pi (omp) (https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/)

I also use the same. But I use Anthropic models (Opus 5) with it.

yes

symlink CLAUDE.md to AGENTS.md

You can change language from the top right-most dropdown, and select English

I did a similar workshop between Feb-April (1 hour zoom call on Wednesday, 3 hour hands-on in person every week)

Most of the participants has Windows laptop. (Except one with Mac)

We had suggested Linux on WSL2 and VSCode. (`uv` for python package management)

But realized that we were spending a LOT of time fighting the tools/combination. WSL2 + Windows filesystem + uv did not work well together.

For person with macOS - it was smooth sailing

If I do another batch, we'll use native `pip` and python (not uv) and I think then we won't need WSL2

Does this version support only M-Series mac ? Download page (https://lmstudio.ai/download) shows only `M Series` in the running dropdown

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I have faced "O365 required re-authentication every 24h or so" in my previous job.

It was irritating.

I just assumed it was "IT policy" and accepted the inconvinience.

I am assuming that the second password is like decryption key. I have saved the second password as "mailbox password"

The way I interpreted is that first password is for the account, so verify I am who I say I am. But since the emails are encrypted, browser can't show my messages in human-readable form. Second/mailbox password decrypts it and shows the emails in human readable format.

This is just a guess.

I would love to hear about second password from other/more knowlegeable folks.

ah, ok, but that’s not what this is for.

Proton does not have access to your email contents, no matter if you use one or two passwords. They do not have you password, neither the first one, nor the second one, they have a hash of it, to be able to verify you have types the correct password. Only the actual password (the first one or the second one) can decrypt email content. Decryption only happens in the browser (Or in the proton app).

Of course you need to trust them on this, it’s difficult to verify, but it as been audited multiple times.

The second password is an old vestige of the time where they couldn’t manage to use a single password for both authentication and decryption.

I use the second one as well, but I use it so I can use VPN on some common devices the family use as well, without having to enter the second password. So if the family device is lost or compromised, only my first proton password has ever been used on it.

If bad keys are the only problem with X1, why not buy external/wireless keyboard ?