Narsagna

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by Narsagna 7d ago
can you explain what you mean by turn identifiers? It does allow you to audit the sessions and build your own systems on top after translation
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Interesting, I love pi too!
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by Narsagna 9d ago
ok
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Yeah I like how you have controls on how much of the conversation you want to bring into the next session!
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Yeah understandable, with skillsync you can choose for it to proactively tell you about past work that's related to what you're doing or just access all your past sessions via mcp. It's like being a musician that has the reco
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Fun fact, skillsync works with all kinds of chats :)
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Hahaa thanks :)
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Curious why you didn’t bundle them?
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Thank you! let us know if you don’t see your harness / feel free to raise a pr
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by Narsagna 9d ago
> because a colleague being able to ship a session where they iterated on such a skill, to a colleague who can understand the context of their change, is incredibly valuable This is interesting, I've noticed some teams where the pow
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Yes you can also ssh into your machines and sync all of those sessions too. Check out the + icon on the left side bar on the desktop app!
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by Narsagna 9d ago
btw we also have an agent in the mac app that lets you analyze your sessions in all kinds of ways
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Cool! Over here we mean portability in a different sense: being able to continue a session in another agent as if the entire conversation history was there the whole time. You should not get locked into one agent simply because you built up
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by Narsagna 9d ago
Nars here, one of the co-founders. With longer sessions, the receiving agent sometimes decides to compact it. But the whole transcript still exists and is accessible