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Wts: Tmux friendly Git worktree management tool(npmjs.com)
1 points by tarasyarema 9mo ago|0 comments
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Agent-swarm: How to burn your Claude Code Max sub(github.com)
3 points by tarasyarema 10mo ago|1 comments
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by tarasyarema 10mo ago
Hi there HN! We built an MCP server that coordinates multiple Claude Code instances running in Docker containers. It follows a lead/workers pattern, and the MCP glues the agents together. They get a full ubuntu with sudo (YOLO) and a w
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by tarasyarema 10mo ago
Well the timing is one thing that it outputs, but it also analyzes the content for things like: 1. Relevance to HN (e.g. OSS, relevant tech articles, etc.) 2. Similar posts matching (e.g. if it's repeated, or low-impact ones) 3. Provid
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Show HN: WillItFront.Page – Test your HN post before submitting(willitfront.page)
4 points by tarasyarema 10mo ago|2 comments
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
another
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
this is an example reply
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
Is this any different from localtunnel? Nice thing about that one is that its oss, actually we forked it in my company to do some more custom stuff. Any plan to make it oss? https://github.com/desplega-ai/localtunnel-se
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
Hacked the Lovable.dev site to be able to inject an iframe in there, and allow users to vibe QA their app inside the native experience. It was pretty straight forward to do, specially thanks that all vibe coding apps have iframes with the d
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We hacked Lovable to Vibe QA your apps(chromewebstore.google.com)
2 points by tarasyarema 11mo ago|3 comments
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
We are building https://desplega.ai which is a QA agent that help teams ship fast without compromising quality. We focus on making it as fast as possible, integrated into CI, MCP for local dev, and support both an autonomous (we
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
That's a great idea, and I live the UI! I wish I have some time now to learn Japanese now...
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Benchmark for Agent Context Engineering (2025)(tarasyarema.com)
2 points by tarasyarema 11mo ago|1 comments
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by tarasyarema 11mo ago
This last days I wrote about agent context engineering, based on the learning from building agents this last year. tldr: Context control is key for complex flows, if you are not doing that you are just guessing. What do you think?
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Ask HN: How do you track HN?
3 points by tarasyarema 1y ago|3 comments
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Looks interesting! How it would work in terms of latencies? Also, would you be able to run on CI, or even with ephemeral envs? From my experience it is key to be able to run it on each change.
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business-use - open-source sdk for real-time business logic assertions(github.com)
2 points by tarasyarema 1y ago|0 comments
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
We use PW for the interaction with the browser, but really how we represent what to do is in a custom format (could be executed in other frameworks too). So the PW we could generate would be a subset, where the more interesting parts (custo
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Totally! Actually self hosting the localtunnel was key to improve latency, and it was easy enough to do. Also about the CLI thing you mention, we had cases where people did not use MCP clients, so I actually wanted to expose a way to intera
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
As I mentioned above, a playwright won’t make the cut for many of the serious test cases we’ve seen, you need a whole system that ensures your tests are run and improved immediately. We created this project in a way that supports on-premise
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
One of the things we used is this algorithm with retries from meta: https://engineering.fb.com/2020/12/10/developer-tools/probab... If your challenge is flakiness, this should help initially. Unfortunate
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QA-use-MCP: MCP for E2E testing(npmjs.com)
34 points by tarasyarema 1y ago|9 comments
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Hey there, been building an MCP to help discover, automate and run E2Es automatically connected to you Cursor / Claude / Codex / etc. Funny enough, one of the most challenging things while building it was to be able to remote
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Resend to RSS, or when a friend wants RSS instead of an email(github.com)
4 points by tarasyarema 1y ago|1 comments
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Here's today funny story: I'm building a company and as we are early stage, we have a newsletter for people that might be interested in our progress, and one of them is a good friend of mine. Nevertheless, he asked to be removed f
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
I completely agree with your view! I use postgres for all, as the cost of switching to the (scalable) solution for this kind of problems is low, and in the ens let’s be realistic about how “viral” your app can get… When I worked in a bigger
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Show HN: Evaluate your website usability in seconds(desplega.ai)
3 points by tarasyarema 1y ago|0 comments
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
If you register, you can see it's $5 per run (voyage)
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Completely agree with some of the comments, actually the hardest part is to execute these tests in a fast an reliable manner paralelizing the most of it, for your regression tests. As we all know, in large orgs the form issue has been solve
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Show HN: I built a text to JSON local tool in GitHub Spark(github.com)
3 points by tarasyarema 1y ago|1 comments

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