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Show HN: Spacelift Intent MCP – Cloud Infra Provisioning for Your AI Agent(github.com)
8 points by cube2222 1y ago|1 comments
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by cube2222 1y ago
You just point your AI agent at the docs and have it build the integration with your app for you :) On a more serious note, it remains to be seen if this even sticks / is widely embraced.
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by cube2222 1y ago
Is it? Honestly, most agents and/or ai apps I interact with that are actually useful present some form of chat-like interface. I’m not very bullish on people wanting to live in the ChatGPT UI, specifically, but the concept of dynamic a
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by cube2222 1y ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup (just recently raised $51M Series C) building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platfo
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by cube2222 1y ago
Claude tends to work well with such semi-xml tags in practice (probably trained for it?). You can just make them up, and ask it to respond with specific tags, too. Like “Please respond with the name in <name>…</name> tags a
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by cube2222 1y ago
So… seems like we’re back to Sonnet being better than Opus? At least based on their benchmarks. Curious to see that in practice, but great if true!
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by cube2222 1y ago
2) I believe you can using profiles like those available here[0]. [0]: https://github.com/paulmillr/encrypted-dns
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by cube2222 1y ago
It's up to you whether you think you need it. I'm a person who tends to accidentally throw my phone around a lot, and don't use a case (cause the added bulk makes me throw it around even more). Often on ceramic tiles, often w
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by cube2222 1y ago
As a non-user who just played with the podcast thing a while back, is notebooklm actually better than just using something like Claude Projects to dump all your files into it, and then chatting with it in that project? Other than the podcas
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by cube2222 1y ago
This. It’s actually extremely good bang for buck now to invest more time in various linters or static checking that enforce more correctness / project-specific rules. Not only does the AI help you write the linter in 10% of a time - li
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by cube2222 1y ago
Thanks for the explanation! > When used as an application, Z3 will tell you something's wrong by spitting this out in the terminal: (+ c1 c2 c3) |-> (* (- 1) oo) This part is what I was looking for. I was surprised that the behav
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by cube2222 1y ago
I’d be curious if someone here could explain the initial nonsensical answer for the coin change problem. I understand that not giving the lower bounds effectively lets it find an arbitrarily low (generally very negative) number of coins tha
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by cube2222 1y ago
Honestly, why don't they just add it to Safari as a css property? I'm confident we'll have a ton of websites trying to replicate the Liquid Glass aesthetic, and will do so in a way that will eat half your laptops CPU. As th
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by cube2222 1y ago
Funny observation - it feels like being in the EU I get a much better AI SaaS experience than folks over in the US. It’s like every other day, the moment US working hours start, AI (in my case I mostly use Anthropic, others may be better) s
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by cube2222 1y ago
Keep in mind that the last few years have seen a lot of inflation in general. At least here in Poland, the base model is ~20% cheaper than the iPhone 11 at release, inflation-adjusted.
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by cube2222 1y ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup (recently raised $51M Series C) building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platform fo
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by cube2222 1y ago
Jujutsu is pretty excellent. I’ve tried it a couple months back (and written about, along with a couple common patterns [0]) and have been using it since. It’s just a very “consistent” experience. I never really had issues with git (so didn
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by cube2222 1y ago
Fingers crossed for this - it seems like Zed is kinda “going back to the roots” (of working on collaboration) and leaving this in place to disrupt the agentic IDE category (and make themselves not have to spend time on competing in it). Cur
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by cube2222 1y ago
When every operation needs to be approved (every button click, every form entry, etc.) does it even make sense to use an agent? And it’s not like you can easily “always allow” let’s say, certain actions on certain websites, because the issu
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by cube2222 1y ago
> We’re launching with 1,000 Max users and expanding gradually based on what we learn. This measured approach helps us validate safeguards before broader deployment. Somewhat comforting they’re not yolo-ing it too much, but I frankly don
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by cube2222 1y ago
Personally, I only use websites like that on mobile/tablet devices with more closed-down/sandboxed operating systems (I’d expect both iOS and Android from reputable brands to be just fine for that), and recommend the same to any r
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by cube2222 1y ago
Hey, kudos for the product / demo on the website - it managed to keep me engaged to watch it till the end. I’m mostly curious how it fairs with more complex topics and doing actually informative (rather than just “plain background”) il
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by cube2222 1y ago
I really enjoy all these technical blog posts by Anthropic, which are still much more “casual” reads then diving into the papers (I do enjoy their models too, fwiw). Thanks for writing them!
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by cube2222 1y ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platform for Infrastructure-as-Code – from
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by cube2222 1y ago
Most of my attempts at note taking usually end up devolving to this. Not to say it’s a bad thing, I think it’s effective enough. I may keep separate append-and-review topics per major area (work, personal, cooking) but that’s about it. Usua
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by cube2222 1y ago
I don’t believe this is the case. Do you have a link for that? Cause from TFA “To work with ChatGPT Connectors or deep research (in ChatGPT or via API), your MCP server must implement two tools - search and fetch.” Also, this page is actual
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by cube2222 1y ago
The support here is really weird. If I understand correctly, it requires your MCP server to have exactly two tools - search and fetch. So this is not really support for MCP in general, as in all the available MCP servers. It’s support for t
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by cube2222 1y ago
This works as long as your docs are below the max context size (and even then, as you approach larger context sizes, quality degrades). Re cost though, you can usually reduce the cost significantly with context caching here. However, in gen
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by cube2222 1y ago
If you buy a steam code via other means than the steam store, they don’t take a cut, and the distribution, hosting, etc is in fact free. Same for steamworks (so the achievements you mentioned). This is utilized by some publishers who sell k
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by cube2222 1y ago
As with many productivity-boosting tools, it’s slower to begin with, but once you get used to it, and become “fluent”, it’s faster.

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