chrisdudek

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Show HN: Yggdrasil – Scoped architectural rule enforcement for AI-generated code(github.com)
1 points by chrisdudek 6mo ago|0 comments
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by chrisdudek 6mo ago
I first tried to make the agent follow concrete paths, but no tricks worked. The reason I wanted to achieve it this way is that I wanted to create universal "rules" that would be followed without additional CLI or hooks. It didn&#
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by chrisdudek 6mo ago
I tried to also avoid that, and the main orchestrating agent was running subagents running experiments, and others were checking the results. Somewhat it worked as it was not imposing only successes, there were more failures.
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by chrisdudek 6mo ago
I suspected that given some responses the agent was giving during the experimentation. Looked sometimes tendentious when measuring.
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Adding verification steps to AI agents made them worse. I tested it 29 times(substack.com)
3 points by chrisdudek 6mo ago|4 comments
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by chrisdudek 6mo ago
I've been working with an agent as a secretary for 3-4 weeks now. CLAUDE.md, daily journal, state file, pipeline tracking. bigbezet is right, agents have no clue what's worth remembering. What works for me is splitting it: the age
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Why repositories need semantic memory, not bigger context windows(krzysztofdudek.substack.com)
1 points by chrisdudek 6mo ago|0 comments
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by chrisdudek 6mo ago
Recently I've been working on a project in that area (maybe a little bit different but still close enough :)). Because of that I met Alonso, and he's more into in the area you're doing in this project. In general, I'm lo
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by chrisdudek 6mo ago
This is based on Karpathy's autoresearch pattern, generalized to work outside ML. I was doing something similar for my own projects and packaged it up.