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Show HN: Lore – Local AI thought capture and recall that runs on your machine
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ErezShahaf
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ErezShahaf
6mo ago
I think that he said that because you used "-" in your answer :)
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ErezShahaf
7mo ago
Yeah, I definitely miss the marketing skill in "B2B" products.. thanks
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ErezShahaf
7mo ago
I was a little bit reluctant to do it because it is a free product, but maybe it will even feel more authentic.. I'll consider that :)
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7mo ago
So you would have preferred if this was managed actively? But then how would that be better than providing MCPs to cursor? I use mcps which can access all the comments in the company I work at including the PRDs, logs, databases, etc. The i
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7mo ago
Thanks! I wonder if it's easier to get people to use "B2C" opensource projects..
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How do I get startups to use my open-code project?
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ErezShahaf
7mo ago
Good question. Atlassian MCP provides access to Jira. Anabranch focuses on orchestration, deciding when to act, estimating complexity, and attempting to automatically open PRs for low-complexity tickets. The goal isn’t to replace existing a
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I built an agent that reads Jira tickets and opens pull requests automatically
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Lately I’ve noticed coding agents getting significantly better especially at handling well-scoped, predictable tasks. It made me wonder: For a lot of Jira tickets especially small bug fixes or straightforward changes most senior developers