Notes on Using TRAE SOLO Standalone
The new version of Trae Solo that launched these past couple of days supports remote control from your phone, so when you’re out you can still have your home computer write code on its own. There’s a queue, but you can let it work while you’re eating, which is still a bit of an advantage.
That said, compared to Trae IDE, it’s a little weaker in features:
- It doesn’t inherit your existing rules
- It doesn’t inherit your existing Skills — you have to install them separately
- The skill center leans more toward office scenarios, and a lot of skills just aren’t there
- The large model it calls automatically has a chance of picking one with slightly lower “IQ”, so some problems may take several tries to fix properly