bhkdotdev

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by bhkdotdev 10d ago
> "make sure they actually work?" I've been working on a tool ( https://dynobox.xyz ) that acts as a deterministic integration test / behavioral test layer for some of the skills i've been working on &#
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by bhkdotdev 1mo ago
This is really great! I have a few personal skills I've been maintaining for generating and rendering mermaid diagrams but the overall coverage here is way beyond what I was doing. ++ to visuals being a key missing tool in a lot of the
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Show HN: Dynobox – A test runner for AI agent skills and workflows(github.com)
2 points by bhkdotdev 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bhkdotdev 2mo ago
here’s a link to the blog post as well - https://supabase.com/blog/introducing-supabase-evals
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Evaluating Agents across Supabase(supabase.com)
2 points by bhkdotdev 2mo ago|1 comments
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by bhkdotdev 2mo ago
It’s interesting to see eval frameworks start supporting specific harnesses. Once you’re testing the same skill across Claude Code, Codex, and others, the harness starts to feel like another dimension in the test matrix. It reminds me of br
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by bhkdotdev 2mo ago
can you make the "Next level" button capture the enter key stroke? That way you'd never have to leave the keyboard
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by bhkdotdev 2mo ago
I've been working on https://dynobox.xyz which is a local test runner for agents skills. I was working on an agentic payments (MPP) powered service and had a hard time getting consistent behavior from my skill.md i was hopi
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by bhkdotdev 2mo ago
ive been experimenting with pointing some custom opencode agents and commands specifically at local models for really small things like commit messages which definitely don't need an LLM