codesoda

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   by codesoda 4mo ago

   I've posted a full breakdown over here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48421328 (including the source code and tracking changes they make in a changelog.md)
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   by codesoda 4mo ago

   It uses their llm, which is at https://paxel-llm.ycombinator.com . It's an Anthropic SDK based LLM proxy, though they use GPT5.5 to analyze the transcripts.
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   by codesoda 4mo ago

   Basically it mounts your home directory, then reads your coding agent sessions from .claude, .codex etc. then uses their LLM-proxy to score the agent sessions against a rubric at https://github.com/codesoda/paxel/b
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   Show HN: What does YC Paxel do with your source code?(github.com)

   3 points by codesoda 4mo ago|5 comments
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   by codesoda 5mo ago

   It's a bit of a bias of my own. It's all local, agents seem very good at running and monitoring cli outputs. They know how to follow standards, e.g. `cli-name help` to work out how to use it. The cli is self documenting this way,
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   by codesoda 5mo ago

   I hadn't seen that one. Looks great also. When I built this I specifically didn't want to have to provide feedback and then submit it back, then open again after the agent had considered my feedback. The way discuss is setup, it&#
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   Show HN: Discuss CLI – No more reviewing agent plans in the terminal(github.com)

   1 points by codesoda 5mo ago|5 comments
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   Native iOS Surveys from json definitions. Many question types, skip logic etc.(github.com)

   6 points by codesoda 10y ago|1 comments