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Show HN: React Prompt Kit(github.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 1y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
It is also very simple to be a programmer.. see, print "Hello world!" so easy...
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
With all the recent outages considered, it is time to move off the cloud.
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Why GraphQL Beats MCP for Agentic AI(chatbotkit.com)
3 points by _pdp_ 1y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
This is apple style advertisings. I bet most llm use is pretty boring - correcting grammar and spelling mistakes
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
If your strategy is to be a data source for an llm sure. But if you inspire to bring your own unique AI despite its flaws then that is another matter thing altogether and I don’t think it is completely worthless endeavour. Remember how Open
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
I had to post this because it’s a related to OP’s post https://chatbotkit.com/reflections/why-ai-coding-agents-crea... The tldr is that AI works like multiplier on both sides of the equation. Not only we will work more
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
You forgot to include some vulnerabilities. It just doesn't feel complete to me. Jokes aside, I'm not mentioning who, but right on the front page of a popular vibe coding platform you can see a bunch of promoted real-world project
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
This is exactly the direction I am seeing agent go. They should be able to write their own tools and we are soon launching something about that. That being said... LLMS are amazing for some coding tasks and fail miserably at others. My hypo
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
These are completely different things. MCP is also about consuming external services handling oauth and all of that. Skills are effectively cli tools + prompts. Completely different application so they cannot be compared easily like that. B
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
As others have suggested you can try to fight back depending on the capabilities of your infrastructure. All crawlers will have some kind of queuing system. If you manage to cause for the queues to fill up then the crawler wont be able to s
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
A KB zip file can expand to giga / petabytes through recursive nesting - though it depends on their implementation.
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Where AI Coding Agents Go to Die(chatbotkit.com)
2 points by _pdp_ 1y ago|0 comments
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Success Isn't About Choosing the Right Frameworks(chatbotkit.com)
3 points by _pdp_ 1y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Nice. Thanks for the tip. I did not know that this was a thing. I will look it up.
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
When your agent performs 20 tasks saving seconds here and there becomes a very big deal. I cannot even begin to describe how much time we've spent on optimising code paths to make the overall execution fast. Last week I was on a call w
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
I browsed through the documents but it does not seem to be possible to auto destroy a sandbox after certain amount of idle time. This forces who ever is implementing this to do their own cleanup. It is kind of missed opportunity if you ask
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Looks nice. We rolled out our own that does pretty much the same thing but perhaps more because our solution can also mount persistent storage that can be carried between multiple runners. It does take 1-5 seconds to boot the environment (f
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
I predict there will be some sort of package manager opensource project soon. Download skills from some 3rd-party website and run inside Claude. Risks of supply chain issue will be obvious but nobody will care - at least not in the short te
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
At first I wasn't sure what this is. Upon further inspection skills are effectively a bunch of markdown files and scripts that get unzipped at the right time and used as context. The scripts are executed to get deterministic output. Th
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Redefining the Agentic Engineer(chatbotkit.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 1y ago|1 comments
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
I am working on a vertically integrated agentic AI platform: https://chatbotkit.com . The main idea is to bring as many of the agentic tools and features into a single cohesive platform as much as possible so that we can unlock m
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Can I add also doing micro services or loads of small serverless functions way too early. It will make your project 1000x more difficult to maintain and extend in the short term for no significant gain. Build a monolith. Break it up later o
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
So this is a chat app? It is hard to understand what is the key value prop from the screenshots and by quickly looking at the repo.
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
This isn't actually a Gemini - a copy of the file was already stored locally by Cursor. Most modern editors, including VS Code, can recover files from local history without needing Git. The interesting thing here is the common misconce
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
There are so many libraries called chatkit or some variation of that including the one I am working on - chatbotkit (I guess some SEO will rub off). Apart from that, it looks like an interesting initiative, but I fail to see what this is su
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Do you have any links where I can read more about your approach?
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Interestingly we rolled out a similar feature recently.
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
This might sound like over simplification but we decided to use the conversations (which we already store) as means to trace the execution flow for the agent - for both automated and when interacted with directly. It feels more natural in t
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
It will be nice to know more about how this was made.

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