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https://github.com/0gsd/enough/releases/download/v0.3.0/enough_0.3.0_aarch64.dmg with the move to tauri (a headless browser), we lost easy UI scaling. it’s back, with more fine-grained control. also, support for French, Spanish, German, Chinese, and Japan…

latest version: enough-016b-071626.zip (2.4 MB) it felt like time for a new post because, well, despite my comment in the philosophical questions category about not having a roadmap at launch … i have added a LOT of stuff, relatively speaking. wikisink, a…

here are instructions for installing enough. enough-v015b-2.zip (1.1 MB) you’ll need Administrator privileges on MacOS 13+ and a machine with Apple Silicon, as well as ~50GB of disk space for all the model weights, though ~20GB should suffice for the two…

that is the question i asked myself in spring 2026. more precisely: “when will all of these large language model capabilities finally be ‘enough?’”

the name comes from the idea that we already have enough useful and usable text manipulation tools, which, due to their component parts’ licensing schemes, distribution mechanisms, and offline functionality, will still be accessible in 20 or 100 years. th…

i am definitely imposing one paradigm on users, namely: this is how i think user-configurable text planning and editing software might work better for writers. but that feels unavoidable. at its core, enough expects users to customize their experience by…

it runs a server in your terminal, and its ui is your modern web browser (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, glad to look into fixing bugs on others if you find and report them). currently, it’s supported for MacOS on Apple Silicon only because that’s what i test it

first of all, don’t worry … openrouter seems safe, and it’s also probably “fine” to send your data to Anthropic or OpenAI or Google through their proprietary harnesses!

an application wrapper – which would likely be a stripped-down custom browser anyway – is definitely a feasible alternative, and it’s something i’m still considering for the future. but the browser seems optimal with the existing feature set, for three pr…

in theory, you could likely set up paradigms and skills to do this pretty well. but there’s probably a much better option, because there are a LOT of coding-focused harnesses, and not only the corporate ones. enough is primarily oriented towards planning,…

it’s a great question; when i try to answer it inside my head, i get really nervous. the structure of enough suggests i am a particular “type” of person that i am not. i generally do not mind giving up my own personal privacy in exchange for access to the…

only you can answer that, but by way of explanation: for many years, i was terrified of the command line and unix/gnu/linux and all that, despite being fascinated by software development and publishing. as far as i can tell, nobody knew this about me, that

even though i personally do NOT hate generative ai, as i feel i must disclaim, i do feel like i’ve already gotten tired of seeing it everywhere, generated prose in particular. i want more personal human writing. as a result, enough is designed to lean away

i have done everything i can to make using markdown more comfortable in enough. i too have never been a huge fan, though i’m coming around. i kind of prefer plaintext, tbh. which, it’s worth pointing out, works just fine in enough. but markdown is very us…

the lowercase formatting helps to distinguish help content or documentation from system text. in the ui, the lowercase help text contrasts with the “proper” formatting in the markdown documents you edit and manage to guide enough’s agent behavior. it’s al…

look, some stigmas you can’t just wave away. i personally love em dashes, or rather, i prefer to use what i call nn dashes – like that. even though google docs always converts them into good old — anyway, things are different now. by the way, it is totally

perhaps i will give it a shot. in that spirit, i think this quote from a prominent literary fiction author should not have caused them so much trouble.

i try to suppress most certainties that arise within me, but yes, this feels comfortable, inoffensive, and consistent with enough’s approach. oh, and if you’re wondering, they were posted in reverse chronological order due to the way Discourse organizes l…

… and their answers, from Graham Smith, the writer behind enough.

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