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   by FailMore 2mo ago

   If you liked the playing card interaction at the start (I did), I run a random side project where you (or your coding agent) can build similar 3d cards: https://requirement5.com build a card here: https://requirement5
2. 32.▲
   by FailMore 2mo ago

   Google down $160Bn so far since the leaving announcements. Those are some valuable people!
3. 33.▲
   by FailMore 2mo ago

   Looks interesting. Does this mean I would use this as my day to day harness? Or is it something additional to an established workflow?
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   by FailMore 2mo ago

   I empathise with this. I run a little open source project called SmallDocs [1][2] which Claude/Coding Agent invokes to generate easily human readable Markdown documents (and render code files). You can ask Claude to "sdoc me an an
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   by FailMore 2mo ago

   I think that is a really nice implementation. A few questions: Can you easily share lists or pages or is it all local? (Is there a cloud element to it) What are the most useful examples you’ve personally found when it comes to using the HYM
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   by FailMore 2mo ago

   If this is interesting to you (as it is to me) but you want to quickly digest it instead of read the paper, Claude + SmallDocs[1] converted it into a slideshow which serves it to you in bitesized ideas: https://smalldocs.org&#x2F
7. 37.▲
   by FailMore 2mo ago

   I've been building SmallDocs [1], a fairly fully functional office suite (text, formatting, presentations, spreadsheets) which is based in markdown (and mainly written by agents). Given my experience building this, I think the idea of
8. 38.▲
   by FailMore 2mo ago

   Yes, LLMs are way to literal - it is a problem. Claude can right great code, but it’ll throw comments into the code about why we chose this approach instead of the random one I discussed with it - when the comment is of no use to a future d
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   by FailMore 3mo ago

   I'm working on https://smalldocs.org , https://github.com/espressoplease/smalldocs , anonymised usage analytics https://smalldocs.org/analytics
10. 40.▲
    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Sorry dang, I will stop.
11. 41.▲
    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Fair point. Sorry
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Yep I find them to be very useful for explaining a system. They can do a lot of cool things! Mermaid gallery here: https://smalldocs.org/s/xZrc-lNW1kbXpoIuU3l_ky#k=-0ehGe2B-hR...
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    The charts are very nice, and I think the visualisation layer for LLMs is a very interesting problem. I’ve been building https://smalldocs.org for this exact reason. It’s an office suite for AI agents - but my main use case is g
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    I created https://smalldocs.org to help with this. After installing you can tell your agent to "sdoc me a mermaid diagram of X flow" or "sdoc me a visual architecture of this repo" or something, and it handle
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Hey, I'm building something a bit like that - please checkout https://smalldocs.org if you have time. I say it’s as if “Claude Code & Microsoft Office had a baby...” Code available: https://github.com/es
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Thanks!
17. 47.▲
    by FailMore 3mo ago

    I posted the same thing below, but I’m open for feedback on the license. I’ve put a lot of work in and I think there is a commercial pathway forward for the product. I don’t want to let someone else - who might be more experienced re commer
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Yep, it does. If you open https://smalldocs.org/s/tUWdfKLKBcnhnrYsoFMn4W#k=7SC6KGg-Fye... And scroll to the business model area, you’ll see it supports multi tab functionality + connected formulas.
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    I’m open for feedback on the license. As you say/notice, I’ve put a lot of work in and I think there is a commercial pathway forward for the product. I don’t want to let someone else - who might be more experienced - take everything I’
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Thanks, please could you email me at hi@smalldocs.org. I’m trying to learn how to make this a better experience for teams, so would love to work with you guys to optimise the experience.
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Multiple agents could write to the doc locally, but for the moment it’s not predominantly could based (only short links). I think I will build a cloud first version/offering/config soon
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    It is mostly that pattern yes, but you can see the underlying formats in https://smalldocs.org/docs
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Does this link not work? https://smalldocs.org/blogs/what-is-a-smalldoc If you’re talking about the README, you are right, but I think the homepage has a lot of examples you can click: https://smalldocs.org&
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Thanks very much! That is exactly my view too. It’s also nice to get out of the command line for doing deep reading. I have had a few developers try it, and some small number of them use it week after week (as do I): https://smal
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    I went in the opposite direction and built https://smalldocs.org/ , which is an office suite AI agents (and humans - including SWEs!) like to use. I say it’s as if “Claude Code & Microsoft Office had a baby...” Code avai
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Would anyone mind explaining what P and NP are?
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    Nice, mobile layouts could improve… couldn’t bet in roulette
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    by FailMore 3mo ago

    I think this is a very interesting concept/question. I feel like programming is more about shapes than anything else… but they seem to have mastered that fairly easily… but I totally get your point!
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    by FailMore 4mo ago

    What harness do you use Gemini in?
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    by FailMore 4mo ago

    I built https://sdocs.dev and use it daily. It’s a CLI-driven markdown reader which (privately) renders Markdown in the browser. When you install the CLI, it (with your permission) asks to update your base agent prompt files (e.