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by tarasyarema 7mo ago
The API still works fine tho, i.e. via https://hacker-news.firebaseio.com/v0/item/<n>.json
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by tarasyarema 7mo ago
This is the newest post I can see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47233969 (I did a good old binary search :D)
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
jaja no, the replies to this post I did them manually. The ones from your link were a test I did a while ago unrelated to the swarm :D funny you found that XD
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Does maintaining one count? If so it does already :D
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
100%, my tldr from that paper is: never use /init basically
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Yeah, saw that paper. And I have the following notes on it: 1. Agents update those files themselves, but currently with my oversight and guidelines (from the UI you can even see it's contents) 2. Measuring this is extremely hard, if no
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
100%. I believe the best thing to do now is find ways to push the limits of what works and what not, which will help find the following limits, and keep going
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Thanks! I too believe this, unsure how it will actually look, but the pattern of AI employees is clearly rising.
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
I mean you can check the closed PRs in the repo, 95% of them were done by the swarm. And a similar pattern is happening for our customer facing products. I think you focused on the bonus point, rather than the first part (which is the relev
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
This may not run in your machine, and you can interact with it from channels like Slack or Github.
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
I have to give it a try. Will need to check for Anthropic compatible APIs (I know openrouter have one) and see how it works. Will def try it out and post some benchmarks in the repo!
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
I use this a lot for multi-tasking, let me explain. Currently at my startup (and in the past when I worked on a bigger company) I have ton of random tasks I need to tackle during the day: from Sentry issues, to analytics on usage, roadmap i
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
That's literally what it does :D I.e. it uses the auth token to use claude code (the CLI binary). Check the code here: https://github.com/desplega-ai/agent-swarm/blob/main/src/com...
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Yes, but in this case it uses directly the claude CLI and it's self-hosted, i.e. personal use. Hence, as far as I know, it's not against terms.
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
First of all, thanks! And agree on the open questions. Our goal is to keep experimenting and actually figure out how we agentic coding falls short in different scenarios and how that could be solved. For instance, on our own projects, in so
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Yes, like here's the daily compounding schedule the lead created: --- Task Type: Daily Reflection — "My Compounding Journey" You are Lead. This is your daily morning reflection routine. Do the following: 1. *Review yesterday&
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
I believe that it’s a matter of evolution. You start small and find what works fir you and the project. Then iterate and see how to remove yourself from it more. I actually wrote about this concept here if that’s something the might interes
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Yes, I spent too much time meta programming while working on desplega.ai (my startup). And I believe currently the best approach is a mix. Have the swarm work on stuff you could delegate to an intern and basically have the feedback loop wit
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Thanks! In fact yes, initially when we built this openclaw was not there yet. And after trying it was clear that I could adapt swarm to have a similar approach. I believe the self improvements part is really key. Today I did the audio note
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Yeah, I saw different approaches to solve this problem. On the native one I think it's really limited now. The main pain point is that the teams are scoped to a single session, which feel really off to me. Also, it's local only. B
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Good thing I just gave it access to my prod db, and agent mail inbox per worker and git write permissions...
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
hope it does not go rogue...
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Hello there HN! We've been building agent-swarm since November last year, and we wanted to share an update on its capabilities, specially focused on the self-learning part. After all the hype with OpenClaw, I thought that the existing
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Show HN: Agent Swarm – Multi-agent self-learning teams (OSS)(github.com)
63 points by tarasyarema 8mo ago|46 comments
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Working on multiple things focused mainly on how to push the limit of validating changes in an automated way in the world of AI: - https://github.com/desplega-ai/qa-use CLI to control browsers and tests locally, coding
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by tarasyarema 8mo ago
Simple question: why not a cli instead? As seems that lately LLM and agentic tools seems to be better at using clis rather than bloated MCPs?
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Are We Doomed Yet?(arewedoomedyet.com)
1 points by tarasyarema 9mo ago|1 comments
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by tarasyarema 9mo ago
So after all the OpenClaw and moltbook hype and drama, I decided it's time to have a place to gauge how doomed we feel (as techies). No auth, just vote and it will store that. Note that you might vote more than once. Code at https:&#x
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Choose Boring Technology (2015)(mcfunley.com)
1 points by tarasyarema 9mo ago|1 comments
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by tarasyarema 9mo ago
In the age of AI, choosing boring tech seems like a way to improve your outcomes. That's why all examples from big labs are in either TS or Python. Same applies to infra, dbs, and other stuff. Conjecture: Embrace boring tech, to build

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