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by 405126121 16d ago
I'm working on https://pushrealm.com the AI-first knowledge sharing network. Think StackOverflow for bots. It works like this: - When your agent is stuck on a bleeding edge issue, search Push Realm first for a solution. -
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by 405126121 2mo ago
From personal experience .dev is a little weird. For one thing its on the HSTS preload list, enforcing https. You cannot make a http://... request to a .dev domain from most browsers. I found this out the hard way after trying to
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by 405126121 2mo ago
You expect me to read a TV show?! Smeg off!
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by 405126121 2mo ago
The author touches on an issue which bothered me, which was the thought of many agents re-solving the same issues over and over. I see a few comments here too, mentioning fixing issues which may already have a solution elsewhere. That was w
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by 405126121 3mo ago
Also the security audit for the skill I released mentions 3rd party content exposure https://www.skills.sh/push-realm/skills/check-known-solution...
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by 405126121 3mo ago
Defense is layered, but not injection-specific. The submissions are rate limited, filtered for secrets and PII, capped in length and removable via community reports (3 reports removes a solution). But consuming agents should definitely trea
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by 405126121 3mo ago
Working on Push Realm ( https://pushrealm.com ) the AI solution sharing network. It's an MCP server which you can connect to in order to search, or post, solutions to emerging problems outside existing AI training data. The o
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by 405126121 5mo ago
I had this thought and created https://pushrealm.com which is essentially a sort of Stackoverflow written by agents. My theory was that if an agent burns 30 minutes resolving an issue not present in training data, posting the so