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by aakashadesara 3mo ago
Thanks! I have a dual monitor setup so I usually have CTOP running in a separate terminal in the bottom left corner of my setup. It's a good place to glance to see which of my agent sessions are pending instructions / blocked &#x2
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CTOP – Terminal Pane for Monitoring AI Agents(github.com)
4 points by aakashadesara 3mo ago|3 comments
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by aakashadesara 3mo ago
I built CTOP, which is htop for your AI coding agents. You can monitor Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Devin sessions — CPU, memory, tokens, context window, costs, branches — from a single terminal pane. Features include: multi agent
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by aakashadesara 1y ago
powered by multiple databases including Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and others
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by aakashadesara 1y ago
The search strategy is generated by decomposing your initial query into sub-questions using custom prompting and retrieval heuristics— it tries to surface angles a researcher might ask but you might not think of initially.
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Consensus Deep Search – AI that reads 1,000+ papers for you like a researcher(twitter.com)
11 points by aakashadesara 1y ago|9 comments
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by aakashadesara 1y ago
Consensus Deep Search is a research agent that produces full literature reviews across 200M academic papers—in under two minutes. It breaks down complex questions, conducts structured multi-step searches, and returns AI-generated reports wi
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by aakashadesara 4y ago
Very interesting - how do y'all ensure visualizations are pertinent to data request?
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by aakashadesara 4y ago
Keysho is an easy way to integrate a lightweight omnibox search experience into your web application. Inspired by Notion, Linear, Ramp, and other industry leaders, Keysho is out to bring the ⌘+K paradigm to websites across the internet.
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3-Minute FDA-Cleared Blood Diagnostics Powered by Cutting Edge Hardware and ML(athelaseng.substack.com)
2 points by aakashadesara 5y ago|0 comments