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by pancsta 1y ago
https://github.com/psviderski/unregistry and more in that HN thread.
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by pancsta 1y ago
*CLI MCP server
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by pancsta 1y ago
Reverse proxy in nodejs? How about no?
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by pancsta 1y ago
These are some good points.
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by pancsta 1y ago
I can barely agree with anything in this article. > most agent systems break down from too much complexity, not too little ...when the platform wasn't made to handle complexity. The main problem is that the "frameworks" ar
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by pancsta 1y ago
By splitting prompts into smaller chunks you effectively get “bias free” opinions, especially when cross-checked. You can then turn them into local reasoning, which is different from “sending an email to the LLM” which seems to be the case
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by pancsta 1y ago
Your question is “how to test opaque nondeterministic databases”. I test my agents deterministically, because I know how to IoC. Check out this code [0] and follow the usage. In the rest of cases, you assert with embeds. Good luck. [0] htt
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by pancsta 1y ago
For anyone interested, I'm on YC cofounder matching.
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by pancsta 1y ago
When designing interactions with my agents I've added 3 things to the regular chat window: a static list of stories (for mental navigation), a dynamic list of buttons / progress bars (for structured input) and a narrator (kinda a
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by pancsta 1y ago
I agree with the debugging part - we need a new approach to handle these abstractions, and a regular code-stepping or reading logs isn't enough in the case of agents. It's all about managing state, and most ppl here say to avoid i
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Show HN: AI-gent Workflows – locally reasoning AI Agents(ai-gents.work)
3 points by pancsta 1y ago|1 comments
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by pancsta 1y ago
> automating businesses while documenting the journey comic-style Where is that documentation exactly? > specialized AI agents, each with defined roles Agency is a defined role, by definition.
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by pancsta 1y ago
TLDR; it’s a Key Value DB with TTL. No thinking. Clear mislabeling by the author.
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by pancsta 1y ago
Sway is way more stable, just less eye candy (which is great). Hyperland is practically a fork (wlroots) by a single dev.
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by pancsta 1y ago
I would love to see startup times measured as well.
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by pancsta 1y ago
Nice video logs. Challenge accepted :)
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by pancsta 1y ago
I use searxng, my agent starts a docker compose by itself (embedded fs) and makes it transparent for the rest of the workflow. Whats the point of agent->sass->search when you can skip the middleman? This is for LLM-only / no loc
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by pancsta 1y ago
Nim(rod) was released soon before Golang, and the overlap in features probably stopped the former one.
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by pancsta 1y ago
This payment gateway has to be deployed on both ends? And has no exit to fiat? That’s more like internal payments, maybe cost splitting for aigents. You cant book a flight with it, can you?
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by pancsta 1y ago
This isn't a debugger, it's a log viewer. This slidedeck [0] on slides 3 and 4 has a debugger for prompts interacting within a single state machine. [0] https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/ai-gent-workflows-d
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by pancsta 1y ago
Id personally appreciate a more complex version of Go, which compiles to plain Go, especially richer types for modeling business logic in places where its beneficial. Your lang may be inspired by Go, but it does not use the Go platform nor
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by pancsta 1y ago
You can compile python to WASM, yes. Once you have a *.wasm you can run it anywhere, although the interop with the environment depends on source/destination. You probably want to run a sandbox for that generated code, eg mocked data, w
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by pancsta 1y ago
You should check out secai [0], its a state machine in Golang for long lived agents with structured memory. Its a prerelease and the abstraction of more complex Stories which can intermix will land soon. You can fork the deepreaserch demo a
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by pancsta 1y ago
You mean like Zed? Check their roadmap.
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by pancsta 1y ago
It's nice to see that BEAM is still alive. If you're into actor model / state machine agents, I can recommend secai, which is in Golang [0]. It does have a form of goroutine cancellation. Do you happen to have some screenshot
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by pancsta 1y ago
Why not WASM?
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by pancsta 1y ago
Id say thats not model’s responsibility, but a different “part’s of the brain”.
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by pancsta 1y ago
If your nocode tool was a graph, a TUI debugger [0] like this could have helped. The problem is that people usually try to use the graph UI for debugging as well. [0] http://assets.asyncmachine.dev/video.gif
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by pancsta 1y ago
I totally agree but Id also like to point out that visual debugging on itself is impractical (although cool and easy to pick up). It has its place in education though.
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by pancsta 1y ago
Go is a nobrainer for the listed competition. TS has rich types, but a poor runtime. Theres pretty much no cons to static typing unless youre scripting or your language lacks inference / has types as an option only.

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