El Yayster – a resident LLM that inhabits Emacs
dTal
35 points
6 comments
September 07, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (1 comments)
dTal
I thought this looked interesting: "Most "LLM in Emacs" packages make Emacs a mouth that talks to a model: you type, it replies into a buffer. El Yayster inverts that. It makes Emacs a body the model inhabits — the agent perceives your live environment, and acts on it through gated Emacs Lisp."