Slav_fixflex

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Project Brain2.0–curated project memory for ClaudeCode(+ any file-reading agent)(github.com)
3 points by Slav_fixflex 3mo ago|0 comments
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Project Brain– Persistent Second Brain for Claude Code and Windsurf, Cursor etc.(raw.githubusercontent.com)
2 points by Slav_fixflex 3mo ago|0 comments
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Project Brain – Persistent memory index for AI coding(github.com)
1 points by Slav_fixflex 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Slav_fixflex 6mo ago
Great write-up. I've been going down the self-hosted rabbit hole too – started with just a VPS, ended up building monitoring and security automation around it. The moment you start self-hosting seriously you realize how much 'invi
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by Slav_fixflex 6mo ago
Interesting findings. I use AI agents (Claude, Windsurf) exclusively to build production software without being a developer myself. Speed is real but so is context drift – the AI breaks unrelated things while fixing others. Git became essen
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by Slav_fixflex 6mo ago
Interesting approach! I’m currently exploring the intersection of AI agents and server security. Seeing more 'active' agents that can interact with the environment rather than just suggesting code snippets is definitely where the
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by Slav_fixflex 6mo ago
I've been using Claude Code directly on my production servers to debug complex I/O bottlenecks and database locks. The ability of the latest models to hold the entire project context while suggesting real-time fixes is a game chan
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by Slav_fixflex 6mo ago
As someone who builds with LLMs daily without being a developer, I notice quality differences more in practical output than benchmarks. Claude handles complex multi-step tasks better in my experience, but consistency is still the biggest ch
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by Slav_fixflex 6mo ago
Interesting – I've been using Claude heavily for building projects without writing code myself. Token costs add up fast, anything that reduces that is welcome. Has anyone tested this in production workflows?