koke_vidaurre

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by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago
I'm doing the consulting (the human) but they are supporting lot of our task, researching, intelligence reports, content writing, website and cli improvements, among others. I'll say the key to trust and being able to delegate is
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by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago
I thought into that too! but not yet. as you want the agents perform bash commands to interact with differnts services, by now you need to run it on your local computer and terminal where is assumed you'll handle properly all secrets
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by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago
From all the angles with AI (legal, business, ethics, etc) the humans will be the only ones accountable. that doesn't change. That's why it matter you know, underestand and trust your ai system. wrote some posts about it on resear
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Squads CLI – the looker tool for AI agents(github.com)
1 points by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago|1 comments
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by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago
The problem: One AI agent is easy. But when you have 10 Claude sessions running — one researching, one writing, one monitoring costs — they need shared state. Otherwise they overwrite each other, duplicate work, or have no idea what
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Claude Code as my co-founder and COO(agents-squads.com)
3 points by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago|8 comments
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by koke_vidaurre 9mo ago
I'm running a one-person AI consulting startup with Claude Code as my COO. Not a metaphor — it actually runs operations. Every morning, agent squads execute: research competitors, draft content, monitor costs, update memory. I make dec