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by fidorka 6mo ago
To confess something I built just today a little cron that monitors HN for posts I might find interesting, pulls in some context about me, and proposes a reply. Just to help me find relevant posts and to kick start my thinking if I want to
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by fidorka 6mo ago
Hey, this is quite cool! btw, I have found about the post using some smart cron which I setup. The cron also proposes a reply given some context about me and this is what it has come up with: "honestly, if you need an AI to sift throug
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by fidorka 6mo ago
Tried the manual tracking a few times and it does not tend to stick. Passive capture is the approach that ever worked for me. Having different apps and devices with permissions to track you and good APIs that enable integrating the data see
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by fidorka 6mo ago
What do you mean?
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by fidorka 6mo ago
Love the local-first approach. The "just ask it to import my Notion" thing via browser automation is really nice. One thing I keep coming back to though - what if the tool could actually watch how you use your CRM and then suggest
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by fidorka 6mo ago
Agent memory is one of those things that sounds straightforward until you actually try to build it. The filesystem metaphor makes a lot of sense as a starting point. I've been working on a slightly different angle with MemoryLane ( htt
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by fidorka 6mo ago
Cool demo. The tricky bit with browser workflow agents is figuring out which workflows to automate in the first place. Most people don't even realize they're doing the same thing over and over - they just do it. I've been bui
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by fidorka 6mo ago
MemoryLane screenshots your screen and makes it queryable via AI. All local. But it sees everything — banking, DMs, password managers. We added a blacklist coordinator that checks four rules on every window-focus event: - App name (1Passwor
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Show HN: Screen-watching AI needs a kill switch(github.com)
2 points by fidorka 6mo ago|1 comments
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Building an open-source tool that makes your screen activity searchable via AI because we wanted Claude/Cursor to know what we'd been working on without explaining it every time. Processing hundreds of screenshots/hour forced
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Show HN: MemoryLane – Video as a token-efficient way to analyze user activity(github.com)
3 points by fidorka 7mo ago|1 comments
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Nice, thanks! Checking it out now.
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Hey Parker, this is really cool! Thanks for sharing. Have you tried using the entire CLI? It might also be a tool which you could compose into your workflow to have better memory of what the agents themselves did in the repo. Btw, I built s
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Nice, this could be interesting alternative to github for mac runners. What led you to start this project?
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Hey, just released a new version with support for local models - you just configure the custom endpoint and model name and it should just work. Let us know what you think:)
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Nice, could I provide this memory to openclaw as well?
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by fidorka 7mo ago
This is quite cool! What is it based on? Is it possible to use the same logic on other platforms (windows mac) as well? Building an electron app ( https://github.com/deusXmachina-dev/memorylane-private ) which does A LOT
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by fidorka 7mo ago
This is quite cool! What about making it possible for the (authenticated) user to specify how the component would look for them. Would that make sense?
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by fidorka 7mo ago
Nice work - the daily-log-first approach resonates. We hit the same "re-onboarding Claude every morning" problem and went a different direction with MemoryLane ( https://github.com/deusXmachina-dev/memorylane )