Eugene Petrenko

TL;DR — This post is about an approach to making CLI tools installable and upgradable: one pasted line installs the tool on five platforms, and after that it keeps itself current.

I wanted a personal assistant for quite some time.

The AI Agent that took this screenshot has never touched a Mac.

The demo: an integration test boots IntelliJ IDEA inside a Docker container, streams its live screen into the browser tab on the right, and a Claude agent drives the IDE debugger — all of it the setup described below.

This is the third part of the series.

This is the second half of What Did the Agent Just Push?.

You hand a repository to an autonomous AI Agent and let it work.

If you have ever wired an AI Agent to an IntelliJ-family IDE through MCP, you know the routine: start the IDE, install the plugin, write down the port number, paste an HTTP URL into your agent’s config, restart the agent, hope you guessed which project the

If you want to connect an AI Agent to a locally running desktop application — in my case the IntelliJ family — there is one obvious idea.

Every product team running toward a release has the same artifact: a roadmap.