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The open source version of Claude Project that gives you the context ownershp(github.com)
4 points by 10keane 3h ago|0 comments
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Switch to Codex seamlessly when Claude Code is used up(raw.githubusercontent.com)
1 points by 10keane 15h ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Orbital – the project agent that maintains your wo(github.com)
2 points by 10keane 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Open-source desktop agent that uses a local folder as its memory(github.com)
2 points by 10keane 2mo ago|0 comments
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Yes, I set up Karpathy's LLM wiki. Now what?(twitter.com)
1 points by 10keane 4mo ago|0 comments
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"An Agent Cannot See Its Own Bugs" – things I notice running multi-agent daily(twitter.com)
2 points by 10keane 5mo ago|0 comments
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by 10keane 5mo ago
been thinking about this exact problem for a while. my own setup uses OS keyring with a <secret:name> token substitution pattern — the agent requests a credential by name, the substitution happens at execution time, the LLM never sees
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by 10keane 5mo ago
i actually like the concept of workspace agent, because i am feeling some real pain here to run long-term project while retaining context for each instance of agent. but based on the demo it seems more like for cooperation instead of preser
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by 10keane 5mo ago
Hi HN, I'm keane. Orbital is an open-source desktop app for running AI agents in a managed environment. Been building it for two months while holding a day job. Solo dev, mac and windows installers on the release page. Why this exists:
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Show HN: Orbital – Give Your Agent a Project, Not a Prompt(github.com)
3 points by 10keane 5mo ago|1 comments
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by 10keane 5mo ago
management and critical thinking. management - it occured to me that giving instructions to agent is very similar to giving instructions to human employees - even the best of them make mistakes. i learnt that asking claude code to "inv
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by 10keane 5mo ago
idk man. what do you think is their business model? is it more like ai value-add on their existing services?
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by 10keane 5mo ago
i am using --dangerously-skip-permissions with task spec. think this is faster. and it gave me more control actually over architecture and product decision. i think i just dont like reacting to suggestions mid-flow
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by 10keane 5mo ago
great project. think my agent will need it. but then one thing i notice is that this only catches single tool calls. most of the time the malicious behavior is a sequence where each call looks fine on its own: read a file, read another, the
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by 10keane 5mo ago
what is the point of teaching anyway when fundational knowledge are becoming obsolete? i think what should be taught is the metacognative ability - like how to retrieve knowledge, how to ask the right questions towards a certain goal. knowl
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by 10keane 5mo ago
exactly. vibe coding only works when you fully understand the problem and know precisely how to solve it. ai just do the dirty implementation work for you. that is another reason in why i separate product/architecture design and implem
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Why Vibe Coding Fails
7 points by 10keane 5mo ago|3 comments
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by 10keane 5mo ago
if not for some strategic mistakes made by the US, you wouldnt even need to ask this question in the first place
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by 10keane 5mo ago
i think there are two key things that helped me ship more successfully using ai 1. must isolate context. discuss with your architecture agent, implement with another. you can pass the implementation results back to the architecture agent to
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by 10keane 5mo ago
well written. finally someone mentioned that a human operator that has the full architecture context is needed. that i think is the role of human in coding in future. but i will argue one thing though. the spec approach is good enough with
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by 10keane 5mo ago
there is really an arbitage oppportunity now with ai. you can just throw a task to ai and do some minor edits afterwards, and claim that you do it mannually. can significantly inflate your perceived capacity lol. works for bosses that are n
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by 10keane 5mo ago
there are always three elements in the equations of business model: 1. marginal cost 2. marginal revenue 3. value created for llm providers, i always believe the key is to focus on high value problems such as coding or knowledge work, beca
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by 10keane 5mo ago
yah man i saw your project on the execution layer. i think it is great. but one thing i notice in my daily usage is that i am not sure what to allow or deny before the actual usage. like personally i am not able or interested in pre-setting
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by 10keane 5mo ago
this same pattern seems to occur every time a new model is about to release. i didnt notice the usage problem - i am on 20x. but opus 4.6 feels siginificantly dumber for some reason. i cant qualitify it, but it failed on everyday tasks wher
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by 10keane 5mo ago
which aspects are you talking about? the kind of talent needed, management, or organisation structure? everything needs to be changed
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by 10keane 5mo ago
yah keyring is more for static protection. when the agent process itself is hostile, keyring is kinda obsolete. but then i think the key is that sometimes agent does need access to credentials to be useful - like i will give some credential
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by 10keane 5mo ago
idealistic as hell. it has already been proven that with the current system. the enhancement of productive force will only be captured by the few. wealth will be more concentrated instead of being more distributed as corporates have more mo
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by 10keane 5mo ago
nope. too dangerous - i'm personally working for an agent project and i know from personal experience they do collect your session log - especially in china lol. one approach i use for my own agent is that to use keyring to store all s
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by 10keane 5mo ago
i have a similar workflows for bugfixes with claude but threaded together manually. 1. identify bugs 2. ask claude code to investigate the codebase for three potential root causes. 3. paste the root causes and proposed fixes to claude proje
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by 10keane 5mo ago
i think there is a real gap though. autonomous agent are actually very useful and powerful but has huge potential for great damage. proper harnesses are indeed needed to either contain potential damage like sandbox or provide interface for

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