AndyNemmity

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8 months ago when agents came out, I build an anarchist AI agent collective(github.com)
2 points by AndyNemmity 7mo ago|1 comments
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
I built an anarchist ai agent collective so that i could learn about agents when they were a new concept. i built it the week it came out for claude code. it runs indefinitely without my feedback or until rates limit it. The AI agents built
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
This is why I created the /do router. I don't want to have to think about what options there are, I want everything automatically routed so I can be blissfully unaware. https://github.com/notque/claude-code-to
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I Was Excited to See Someone Else Build a /Do Router, but Then(vexjoy.com)
1 points by AndyNemmity 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Yet another Claude Code agent setup, but several noval patterns(github.com)
1 points by AndyNemmity 7mo ago|1 comments
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
It is so hot here already. I'm starting to wonder if it doesn't make sense to move somewhere more reasonable at this point.
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
I don't think there are reasonable metrics. I have a custom learning system. We are all trying things, that's where ai development is. None of us know the best solution. We are all exploring in paths. I don't find memory and
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
I ended up releasing it. Let me know your thoughts https://github.com/notque/claude-code-toolkit
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My Claude Code setup you definitely shouldn't use. It's AI Overkill(github.com)
8 points by AndyNemmity 7mo ago|0 comments
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
right, i'm having to cut out a lot of my pieces at the moment to try to get it into a release state. i have checks of which types of repos i'm in with branching dev flows for each one. it's going to be hard to communicate all
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
alright. i guess i'll create a new repo, remove out a bunch of very specific pieces, and put it up. there's a lot of patterns i think are helpful for me.
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by AndyNemmity 7mo ago
I have a ai system i use. I'd like to release it so others can benefit, but at the same time it's all custom to myself and what i do, and work on. If I fork out a version for others that is public, then I have to maintain that var
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
My experience agrees with this. Which is why I use a skill that is a command, that routes requests to agents and skills.
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
https://vexjoy.com/posts/ Writing about AI so far, but who knows. Just started it.
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
Here is one of the agents. I prefer large agents, so you can tweak it to your purposes. It also calls some of my skills and other pieces, but it will give you the "gist" of it. https://gist.github.com/notque/e
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
I use Hacker News commenters. There was someone a while ago who made a funny post about the type of Hacker News commenters. So I have 5 of them that will review things, and ended up being way more effective than I ever imagined they'd
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The Handyman Principle: Why Your AI Forgets Everything(vexjoy.com)
3 points by AndyNemmity 9mo ago|1 comments
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
I keep having the same conversation with people struggling with Claude Code. Someone tells me it "forgets" their instructions. Or it hallucinates fixes. Or it ignores the rules they put in CLAUDE.md. And when I ask what their setu
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
It does make a big difference in the sense that the less you tell it about things that aren't relevant to it's task, the better it performs. This has been found in all sorts of variations, and is accepted. It's not just my wo
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
These are excellent every year, thank you for all the wonderful work you do.
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
I don't understand. The Skill runs the tools. In the cases there are problems where you can have programs replace the LLM, I think we should maximully do that. That uses less tokens. The LLM is just calling the script, and getting the
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
The LLM doesn't copy the script, it runs it. But for sure, there are places it makes sense, and there are places it doesn't. I'm arguing to maximully use it for places that make sense. People are not doing this. They are leav
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by AndyNemmity 9mo ago
I find in my experience that it's trivial to have the skill systematically call the script, and perform the action correctly. This has not been a challenge to me. Also, the pick up or not pick up, or discover or may not discover is sol
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
Perhaps I can release it as a standalone github skill, and then do a blog post on it or something. I'm just also working on real projects as well, so a lot of my priority is focused on new skills building, and not worrying about managi
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
A skill is not just a text file nudging the llm. You group scripts and programming to the skill, and the skill calls it.
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
But the skill includes the scripts to do things. So in my nano banana image generation skill, it contains a python script that does all the actual work. The skill just knows how to call the python script. We're attaching tools to the m
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
Skill are md files, but they are not just that. They are also scripts. That's what adding things are. You can make a skill that is just a prompt, but that misses the point of the value. You're packaging the tool with the skill, or
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
Nah, you’re good. We’re all working through this craziness together
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
Exactly right, well said. None of these solutions work in this case for the reasons you outlined. It will just as easily get around it by running it as a bash command or any number of ways.
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by AndyNemmity 10mo ago
I think the correct approach is to be skeptical. You should push back. I think of this stuff as trivial to understand from my point of view. I am trying to share that. I have nothing to sell, I don’t want anyone to use my exact setup. I jus

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