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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
Slides on fleet: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1O_pXyKdtpRG2ORD1xw7s...
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
TDD and specs help
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
I looked at most of those, including kiro and tessl. Was early user of GSD when it was suitable for mid+ size projects. Over time GSD grown into beast which is suitable for huge + size projects only producing gigantic specs and burning too
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
Here are some - I used sddw to create: - chunker - app to get smart slices from text and organize them in hierarchical LLM/Obsidian wiki. There were two features implemented using sddw and 15 subtags: -- https://github.com&
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
Time vs effort balance is very different for the two cases. -- writing documents for each other takes weeks - write the document, give people time to review the document, discuss, update on review. -- writing documents for Claude takes minu
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
Only as a viewer but I don't code in ide
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
Nice one. I love the idea of running many agents concurrently - this feels like a factory. Built fleet app to orchestrate those: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48407998
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
I am building AI agents full time since Nov 2024. I stopped coding completely around mid summer 2025 using Cursor at that time. When you build platform-like application, and have few plugins already, ai coder can create next one in a way yo
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
AI Knowledge Wiki - https://github.com/sermakarevich/ai_knowledge_wiki Hierarchically organized Wiki of ai papers / articles for Obsidian / LLM. Approximately 300+ papers in total. You can get most recent +-
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
One additional benefit that we get from the sddw is that agent drives the spec creation using scenario we put into command/skill. It does the research local/web, it asks operator questions and later confirmations about each block
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
I am using Spec Driven Development approach implemented as a Claude Code plugin since Feb for all mid + size tasks. The idea is to write detailed specs first using agent help doing research and interviewing, decompose the task into smaller
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by sermakarevich 4mo ago
I use it as a full control plane for a couple of weeks from cli and from UI completely over last few days. UI now allows to manage the full cycle of agents - create task, monitor task, respond to agents questions, unblock jobs, etc
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Show HN: Lessons learned from running Claude Code swarms at scale
10 points by sermakarevich 4mo ago|7 comments
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
spec driven approach is also great for task decomposition, context control and adherence https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48231575 and not only for coding but also for non coding tasks - like fe deep marketing/sale
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
Not sure why Claude does not have AskUserQuestion implementation that works for spawned sessions: subagents, teams, workflows. Without it, spawning hundreds of subagents and wait for final result without single input feels a bit risky. Here
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Show HN: Claude Code AskUserQuestion which works for subagents/teams/workflows
1 points by sermakarevich 5mo ago|0 comments
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
these are great point, I think have you seen this happening after auto was introduced?
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
I think it does, yes. Logs are written in: (base) ~ tree ~/.fleet/tasks /Users/makarevychsergii/.fleet/tasks ├── fleet-0a5 │ ├── artifacts │ │ ├── KNOWLEDGE.md │ │ └── PLAN_AND_STATUS.md │ ├── eve
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Show HN: Generate Claude Code Workflows using Spec Driven Development approach
5 points by sermakarevich 5mo ago|0 comments
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
I started using sddw with fleet - another app I wrote to orchestrate a fleet of coding agents https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48256389 . I just submit a sequence of tasks chained into a sequential exectuion: - fleet con
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Show HN: Fleet – Python supervisor for running coding agents in parallel
3 points by sermakarevich 5mo ago|5 comments
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
Maybe this might be helpful - Spec-Driven Development Workflow for Claude Code https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48231575 Its not a single skill, but a set of skill, organized into a workflow with design to be able to &#
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
I am trying to simplify and decompose task, keep my context clean/focused and validate my instructions in this case. I look at this as if there is a boundary of complexity behind which agents become behaving funky - we just need to fin
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
Agentic coding works especially great for me when application is platform-like. You have core and you extend it with a standardized plugins. When few plugins are already there - its hard to distinguish if next plugin is written by agent or
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
I think those tools would be good as well. The point of sddw for me was to be able to adjust sdd to typical size of your projects. GSD was great but probably for gigantic projects only. For mid - its overkill of tokens.
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
fair here are slides explaining it in more details: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SjKXF7hkoqyiN9-3tBGY... when plan + code mode works - no need to change it. when it does not, because feature is complica
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Show HN: Spec-Driven Development Workflow for Claude Code
20 points by sermakarevich 5mo ago|12 comments
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Show HN: From one Claude agent to a fleet – in five small steps
2 points by sermakarevich 5mo ago|0 comments
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by sermakarevich 5mo ago
From one Claude agent to a fleet — in five small steps https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-one-claude-agent-fleet-f...
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Understanding how to run a fleet of agents
2 points by sermakarevich 5mo ago|1 comments

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