SafeDusk

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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Shameless plug on https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami here which is designed to be simple enough such that you can truly "own" and understand your agents. It has a CLI which spins up sandbox for your agents, a
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Building close to this space[0] too but starting with low code instead of no code. Still wondering in node-based GUI is the way to go, another alternative is something like Lovable where it is entirely chat based. [0]: https://gi
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
@kixpanganiban Do you think it will work if for refactoring tasks, we take aways OpenAI's `apply_patch` tool and just provide `cut` and `paste` for the first few steps? I can run this experiment using ToolKami[0] framework if there is
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Hi HN, I hope someone will find this useful. On a side note: if you're already using Try and would like to see this incorporated, I've opened an issue here: https://github.com/tobi/try/issues/40 . Gi
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Show HN: ToolKami CLI – Simple Agents Made Easy (Extending Shopify Tobi's Try)(github.com)
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
self-plug: adding https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami to the list!
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Have a look at https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami if you want a single, file implementation of a TUI parallel agent interface.
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
For people interested in rolling their own with TUI interface, I've an open sourced, single file implementation here[0]. It is based off Shopify CEO Tobi's `try` implementation[1]. [0]: https://github.com/aperoc&#x
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Resonating with the statement "Designing agentic loops is a very new skill—Claude Code was first released in just February 2025!" when I was investigating Codex[0]. [0]: https://blog.toolkami.com/openai-codex-tools
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
This is super interesting! I've dabbled with Perlin noise procedural generation using AlphaEvolve[0] and wonder if it would be interesting to do one with Voronoi map too! [0]: https://blog.toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolk
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Trying to figure out how I can make agentic development better with: https://toolkami.com The space is moving so fast, so I had to note down my thoughts e.g. https://blog.toolkami.com/openai-codex-tools/and
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
I'm actually curious about how you all see coding agents play out when every major model provider also provides a companion coding agent e.g. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini cli ... I wrote my thoughts[0] and felt whilst it is good t
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Definitely keep it simple, and OpenAI Codex's tooling setup[0] agrees with you too! Have a simple `update_plan` to track items in progress. [0]: https://blog.toolkami.com/openai-codex-tools/
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
OpenAI Codex has an `update_plan` function[0]. I'm wondering if switching the implementation to this would improve the coding agent's capabilities or is the default for simplicity better. [0]: https://blog.toolkami.com&
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Terminal and shell are becoming more and more important with the advent of coding agents, the graphical progress bar is a super nice touch too
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Agents enabled me to quickly implement and test out papers by treating them as LLM workflows with composable tools instead of direct implementation. I have a <a href="https://blog.toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-sty
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Creating your own MCP server in Cursor requires <50 lines of code for the base ( https://blog.toolkami.com/toolkami-shttp-server/ )
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
I am using this feature in my MCP servers and it is a god send! Some details on how I do it can be found at https://blog.toolkami.com/toolkami-shttp-server/ .
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Hi HN, I've written a blog post on how to create a simple sHTTP MCP server and have Cursor connect to it. The server is <50 lines of code and have a few interesting features: - You can effectively run this program like a binary with
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MCP sHTTP server (+Cursor integration)(blog.toolkami.com)
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Pretty close to what I discovered is essential in https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami , 7 tools will cover majority of the use cases.
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Glad to see them working on this, as a Gemini user, I had to build https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami for myself before this.
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Glad to see they're joining the game, there is so much work to do here. Have been using Gemini 2.5 pro as an autonomous coding agent for a while because it is free. Their work with AlphaEvolve is also pushing the edge - I did a small w
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Instead of connecting to a server with 1000(s) of tools, I'm going the opposite direction and claim that you only need <10 sharp tools/small function for most use cases. As an example, today I re-implemented Google's Alpha
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Exciting to see a fellow builder in the space! Love how memory management and observability is built-in. Today, I just re-implemented Google's AlphaEvolve for Perlin noises using my own minimal agentic framework ( https://too
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Google's AlphaEvolve: ToolKami Style(toolkami.com)
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
I implemented a simplified version of Google's AlphaEvolve to optimize Perlin noise code to resemble a target fire image. More details at: https://toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-style/
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Sharing an agent framework (from scratch) that works very well with just 7 composable tools: read, write, diff, browse, command, think and ask. Just pushed an update this week for OpenAI-compatibility too! https://github.com&#x2F
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
I am betting on myself. I built a minimal agentic framework (with editing capability) that works for a lot of my tasks with just seven tools: read, write, diff, browse, command, ask and think. One thing I'm proud of is the ability to h
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by SafeDusk 1y ago
Changing my old coding behavior aside, biggest limiting factor for me is understanding how and why the coding agent is doing this a certain way, so that I have the confidence to continually sharpen my tools. I want something simple that I h

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