Radeen1

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by Radeen1 9mo ago
Very interesting! But could not pass the level 2. Is anyone able to break it?
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by Radeen1 10mo ago
Built a Rust package that connects to AI agents from any framework in just a few lines of code. Full support for streaming and non-streaming operations with both sync and async APIs. Built on Tokio with type-safe error handling, WebSocket s
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Show HN: Why Current Agentic Frameworks Don't Work Well in Production(github.com)
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Show HN: Build and Deploy Custom AI Agents with a Simple Prompt with GPT-5-Mini(github.com)
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by Radeen1 1y ago
RunAgent's entrypoint system makes it achievable to be framework agnostic.
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Show HN: I built a vibe agent builder with deployment (GPT-5-mini powered)(github.com)
3 points by Radeen1 1y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Built an Agentic Gaming PC Builder(github.com)
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by Radeen1 1y ago
Actually the platform RunAgent is framework agnostic. And we can also implement this with golang as well
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by Radeen1 1y ago
But question is how they are standardizing it? I understand the multi framework approach, but like if anyone is a javascript developer, he doesn't know about python. How he can write that agent file. That's a question where I am c
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by Radeen1 1y ago
Guys this is really a very unique approach. Just one thing I am confused about, as far as I understand, this is like vercel but for ai agent with multi agentic framework. Is it correct?
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by Radeen1 1y ago
This is really cool concept. So it means it is a open source collaboration just like MCP but for deployment of agents of different frameworks right?