anatoliikmt

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by anatoliikmt 3mo ago
What kind of tasks have you been using it for?
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by anatoliikmt 5mo ago
Yes, exactly. I made the Context Layer into a skill where I describe the structure. So when I say, "reindex", the agent knows to check and update the index files. Also it knows if it modifies any file, it needs to also update the
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by anatoliikmt 5mo ago
I found progressive discovery works very well. I have an INDEX.md file in every folder with a table describing what files are in that folder and what they do.
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by anatoliikmt 5mo ago
Very cool! I see the default way to collect data in the tool comes from Ginlix API, so I was wondering what is the self-hosting story? Is there a way to achieve the same functionality as the default website?
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by anatoliikmt 5mo ago
Currently looking for a good solution for exactly this. Druid looks very cool and thought-through. Two major blockers for me to use it in my workflow: - Sandbox-only environment. For certian workflows I may want to run agents directly on my
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by anatoliikmt 5mo ago
Using the same approach for dev documentation storage: https://ctxlayer.dev/ Has been working for me for a couple of months already. So far human curation of context is the way to go.
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by anatoliikmt 6mo ago
Has been a game-changer for me. The following cases are where it shines: - Figuring out the architecture of a project you just came into - Tracing the root cause of a bug - Quickly implementing a solution with known architecture I figured o
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Bureaucratic way of efficient AI-assisted development(anatoliikmt.me)
1 points by anatoliikmt 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A human-curated, CLI-driven Context Layer for AI agents(ctxlayer.dev)
2 points by anatoliikmt 7mo ago|0 comments