cat-whisperer

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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
I agree that the next session wants conclusions, not the whole transcript. What I've seen working with people on this is that a summary only has what the summarizer prompt asked for, and what they need from an old session changes depen
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
Already merge #53, thanks for the assist.
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
I'll add support for this. On another note, if you know what the issue is, our core is open and I would love for you to contribute: https://github.com/skillsynchq/txcript
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
it's interesting to know that archived sessions are stored different as opposed to the codex cli and desktop app session.
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
keeping tool_results help the agent figure out what is being referred too. But, as you said we also faced the problem of context overhead from reading markdown that's why we made continue into a cli command instead. the mind meld thing
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
Yes the name is a giveaway, that's how we started out. We wanted to make it easy for non-technical people to collaborate with technical ones. git pull does bring in some friction here. Skillsync can be used as a shared skills library o
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
we do support antigravity!
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
we publish a npm package of our core library too: https://github.com/skillsynchq/txcript you can use that internally for this
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
isn't that what they did to opencode? when they were using the subs by reverse engineering their APIs
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
That's a clever idea, and a different direction from where we are right now. Today it only goes one way, from chat into your coding agent. The case I hit all the time is that an idea strikes on my commute, so I pull out my phone and st
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
We do that, and it's really the point of the portability work. Once every harness's sessions live in one schema, you can manage and search all of them in one place. The markdown journal is a fair way to do it, and a popular one. I
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by cat-whisperer 17d ago
In some cases, harnesses try to obfuscate reasoning, but almost everything goes through.
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Launch HN: Skillsync (YC W26) – AI chat sessions made portable across agents
58 points by cat-whisperer 17d ago|53 comments
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by cat-whisperer 22d ago
I agree. It is telling that Dario's post arrived after Astra. The call to "pace the frontier" may come from genuine concern, but it also protects the position of companies already at the frontier. That competitive incentive i
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Optimizing a Spin Lock(david.alvarezrosa.com)
4 points by cat-whisperer 23d ago|1 comments
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by cat-whisperer 23d ago
chain of credit is important, and plagiarism is harmful. But is science/mathematics ultimately a pursuit of knowledge, or a pursuit of recognition? Recognition helps keep people motivated, but that shouldn't be the pursuit of scie
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by cat-whisperer 24d ago
Oh, I didn't know that. let me see if I can sign up
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by cat-whisperer 24d ago
Agreed. People should experiment and let their creativity run rampant. What stands between them and that is the current crop of AI design tools and skills. lovable, emergent, frontend-design, Impeccable. They ship someone else's taste
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by cat-whisperer 25d ago
That’s where it ends up
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by cat-whisperer 25d ago
yes!!
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by cat-whisperer 25d ago
yes
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by cat-whisperer 25d ago
you have note.com . that's insane
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by cat-whisperer 25d ago
I am no cook, but you my friend are cooking something here
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
glad you liked it!
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0759/9344/8689/files/X3-EN... check page 3. even I was surprised
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
lovely, this would save me a bunch of memory during transformation and dithering. Will do!
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
Thanks. It's rough around the edges, so PRs are open, and there's a recipe in the repo if you want to build your own apps.
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
I'd say it's an eco-friendly printer
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
> I was thinking of this, but rendering PDF takes a lot out of a 400KB RAM'd device. It also needs a ton of things to actually work which the ROM can't hold. > Kindles have a ton of RAM, this one didn't.
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by cat-whisperer 26d ago
I was thinking of this, but rendering PDF takes a lot out of a 400KB RAM'd device. It also needs a ton of things to actually work which the ROM can't hold. Kindles have a ton of RAM, this one didn't.

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