ramoz

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by ramoz 7mo ago
I follow a very similar workflow, with manual human review of plans and continuous feedback loops with the plan iterations See me in action here. It's a quick demo: https://youtu.be/a_AT7cEN_9I
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by ramoz 7mo ago
There was a complete verification. This entire thread provides context around what I originally published - which I wouldn't recommend recreating
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Thanks for the transparency. Sorry for the noise. I think I'd be okay with a smaller, more narrative-detailed plan - not so much about verbosity, more about me understanding what is about to happen & why. There hadn't been muc
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by ramoz 7mo ago
This stemmed from me asking Claude itself why it was writing such _weird_ plans with no detail (just a bunch of projected code changes). Claude stated: in its system prompt, it had strict instructions to provide no context or details. Keep
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by ramoz 7mo ago
I understand. Thank you for sharing. I didn't uncover all of this until Claude told me its specific system instructions when I asked it to conduct introspection. I'll revise the blog so that I don't encourage anybody else to
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by ramoz 7mo ago
I apologize for doing this - and I agree. I will revise
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by ramoz 7mo ago
I understand. Just with AI, I don't think the behavior should change so drastically. Which I understand is paradoxical because we enjoy it when it can 10x or 1000x our workflow. I think responsible AI includes more transparency and cap
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Please do not A/B test my workflow(backnotprop.com)
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by ramoz 7mo ago
I'll try posting again today, just because this is an active thing that I'm trying to get fixed.
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Anthropic, Do Not A/B Test My Workflow(backnotprop.com)
23 points by ramoz 7mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Tiny macOS app that adds a facecam bubble to screen recordings(github.com)
5 points by ramoz 7mo ago|0 comments
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If Claude Code is performing poorly, you might be in an A/B test(twitter.com)
5 points by ramoz 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ramoz 7mo ago
There's a known bug in the VS Code native extension - hooks dont work. Somewhere in their sea of issues on GitHub, it's in there.
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Well, your best bet is some type of hook that can just reject ExitPlanMode and remind Claude that he's to stay in plan. You can use `PreToolUse` for ExitPlanMode or `PermissionRequest` for ExitPlanMode. Just vibe code a little toggle t
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by ramoz 7mo ago
The OpenCode plan experience has been pretty bad (the community has accepted this, at least on Discord). The community's adopted a handful of plugins to make the experience better, and also guardrail when the agent switches versus does
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Great job with the tool.
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by ramoz 7mo ago
If the data includes every contractor that competed for an award & lost, that is data is typically not public.
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by ramoz 7mo ago
The first one is literally a well-known massive corporation
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by ramoz 7mo ago
It is all public.
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by ramoz 7mo ago
It's missing data for sure - at least on the awarded side. (Which is easy to vet because it's all public) https://www.usaspending.gov/search?hash=181b0ab9a8cc9f30fbed...
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by ramoz 7mo ago
The deterministic context system is intuitive and well-designed. That said, there's more to consider, particularly around user intent and broader information flow. I created the hooks feature request while building something similar[1]
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Ask HN: What are you using to mitigate prompt injection?
6 points by ramoz 7mo ago|4 comments
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Level4 is most interesting to me right now. And I would say we as an industry are still figuring out the right ergonomics and UX around these four things. I spend a great deal of my time planning and assessing/reviewing through various
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by ramoz 7mo ago
I don't think anybody at Meta involved in the aquisition must be an avid OpenClaw user or developer. Moltbook was more of a meme - agents mostly orchestrated by users in the background. Not something with motion like OpenClaw itself (w
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Show HN: Manual code review and feedback loop for agents(twitter.com)
4 points by ramoz 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Git Worktrees Simplified(github.com)
2 points by ramoz 7mo ago|0 comments
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Simplifying Git Worktrees(backnotprop.com)
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Skills is the right abstraction.
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Side project - plan mode and code review annotations for coding agents (ui that integrates via hooks): https://github.com/backnotprop/plannotator Main gig: Trusted agents. We just shipped hardware based signing to web
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by ramoz 7mo ago
Where are we at with SOTA or reliable prompt injection detection mechanisms?

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