Jonathanfishner

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We gave every agent a computer(onecli.sh)
5 points by Jonathanfishner 24d ago|0 comments
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by Jonathanfishner 29d ago
jonathan from OneCLI here, yes - approval binds to the exact req by opening it (method, URL, body) when there’s a matching policy defined. then the gateway holds the call and the card shows the parsed payload. just to clarify how it works -
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by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago
thats cool. n1. spent 15min looking on it rn
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by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago
got it. we have not heard that need from users yet, but, can def see it being usefule as a fallback mechanism, since we are already sit at this network proxy layer. what type of calls are you aiming to? can share example of that "call
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by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago
thanks, both are useful. 1. we support OAuth apps today, and we're growing the catalog based on demand. we support rotating and refreshing tokens for those. 2. I'd like to understand your case better. sitting in the request path m
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by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago
yes the agent controls its environment which is exactly why nothing sensitive should live there. The gateway and the real secrets sit outside the sandbox. that said, not holding the secrets doesn't make the agent harmless. It still act
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Show HN: OneCLI – OSS credential gateway that keeps secrets out of AI agents(github.com)
110 points by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago|32 comments
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OneCLI Is Live on the 1Password Marketplace(onecli.sh)
4 points by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago|0 comments
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MCP gateway can't see most of what your agent does(onecli.sh)
1 points by Jonathanfishner 2mo ago|1 comments
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Google Unveils AppFunctions to Connect AI Agents and Android Apps(infoq.com)
2 points by Jonathanfishner 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Jonathanfishner 6mo ago
Creator of OneCLI here. On (1), the agent runs in its own container where OneCLI doesn't exist. It can't spin up OneCLI or access its process because it's completely isolated from it. The agent only ever sees placeholder toke
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by Jonathanfishner 6mo ago
that's exactly the idea. appreciate you framing it so clearly
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by Jonathanfishner 6mo ago
Re IronClaw is probably the most hardened open-source implementation I've seen for this, but a sufficiently clever prompt injection against the built-in tools (especially shell) could still reach secrets. Re TLS: OneCLI itself runs in
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by Jonathanfishner 6mo ago
It's not the same. The core overlap is that agents shouldn't be holding raw credentials, that part isn't new, agreed. But the problem space goes further when you're building for agents specifically: - Requiring human app
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by Jonathanfishner 7mo ago
i have 34 more minutes to edit this post, give me something good and i'll change it
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Show HN: Clawe – open-source Trello for agent teams(github.com)
62 points by Jonathanfishner 7mo ago|41 comments
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Show HN: ChartDB Cloud – Visualize and Share Database Diagrams(app.chartdb.io)
101 points by Jonathanfishner 1y ago|13 comments
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by Jonathanfishner 1y ago
We’re building ChartDB - an open-source tool to visualize and edit your database schema. Supports Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MSSQL, ClickHouse. Includes AI export to generate DDL in any SQL dialect. 17.5k+ GitHub stars, Feedback welcome! htt
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Really interesting to see this built on Google Apps Script such an underrated gem for quick, reliable automations! Cal.com is already out there and doing great, but it’s still cool to see this lightweight approach. Sometimes simpler is just
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you're enjoying ChartDB. We appreciate your feedback about handling large tables with 100+ columns. Improving that experience is definitely on our radar! It would be great if you could open a
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thanks for catching that! I’ve fixed it for you here: https://dbfiddle.uk/F2vuGKVS . I also tested the export script with a table name like "table", and it worked. If you don’t mind, could you open an issue in our
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thanks for giving it a try! I just tested it on an RDS PostgreSQL 15.4 instance, and it worked on my end. Would you mind opening a GitHub issue so we can dig into this further and help resolve it? Your input will be really helpful in fixing
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! Just to clarify, we provide a single, hardcoded query that fetches metadata, with no option for user input. The user only needs to take the generated JSON and use it in a React app that they can also run locall
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thank you for catching that issue with the STRING_AGG limit! I just pushed a fix that now supports nvarchar(max) to avoid truncation. This should resolve the issue with large outputs in MSSQL. If you still encounter any problems, please let
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! The emphasis on a single query highlights how easy it is to import your database schema: just run the query, get the JSON output, and start editing your diagram in ChartDB. Plus, there’s no need to sign in or set yo
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thank you first of all! ChartDB stands out with its one-query for visualization, AI-powered migration for easy cross-DB transitions, and interactive editing, all free and open-source, combining these features in a user-friendly way.
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We aimed to make database migration easier and found that AI could really enhance this process by handling the complexities of different DB dialects. We'll also explore more deterministic approaches, as you sug
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by Jonathanfishner 2y ago
Thank you! We use GPT-4o to generate database schema creation scripts for different database dialects. Basically, we wanted to add the option to export the db schema to any type of database (for easy Migration for example from MySQL to Pos
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Show HN: Visualize database schemas with a single query(github.com)
227 points by Jonathanfishner 2y ago|64 comments