SafeDusk

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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   I've used both Cursor and Aider but I've always wanted something simple that I have full control on, if not just to understand how they work. So I made a minimal coding agent (with edit capability) that is fully functional using o
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   It is based off https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-think-tool .
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   For sure! I'm surprised myself how far one can get with just seven tools: read, write, diff, browse, command, ask, and think. It's like lisp's original seven operators: quote, atom, eq, car, cdr, cons and cond. And I still ca
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   Ideally, just start the server - which is a SSE based and supported by any MCP client out of the box. Then, connect it using this line: `client = MCPClient(server_url=server_url)` ( https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami&#x2
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   That is the dream! Would love someone to create a vim plugin for this, if not I'll do it myself if there is enough demand.
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   Tried Zed and Cursor, but they always felt too magical to me. I ended up building a minimal agent framework that only uses seven tools (even for code edits): read, write, diff, browse, command, ask, and think. These simple, composable tool
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   For sure! the traditional craftsman in me still like to do some stuff manually though haha
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   Yes, uv just feels so magical that I can't stop using it. I want to create the same experience with this!
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   by SafeDusk 1y ago

   Hope you find it useful, feel free to reach out if you need help or think it can be made better.
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    by SafeDusk 1y ago

    mplewis thanks for helping to point those out!
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    by SafeDusk 1y ago

    I did! Thanks for responding and continue to do your great work, I'm a fan as a fellow Singaporean!
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    by SafeDusk 1y ago

    In addition to having long system prompts, you also need to provide agents with the right composable tools to make it work. I’m having reasonable success with these seven tools: read, write, diff, browse, command, ask, think. There is a min
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    by SafeDusk 1y ago

    I’m having reasonable success specifically with Gemini model using only 7 tools: read, write, diff, browse, command, ask, think. This minimal template might be helpful to you: https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami
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    by SafeDusk 1y ago

    This is why I tend to build a simple version of a complex tech just to feel what I am getting into - https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami (a minimal AI agent) as an example!
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    by SafeDusk 1y ago

    In a week if there is demand for it!
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    Seven tools is all you need. Open source AI agent

    3 points by SafeDusk 1y ago|3 comments
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    Show HN: Swift Gradient(swiftgradient.toolkami.com)

    2 points by SafeDusk 2y ago|0 comments