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fitz2882
2mo ago
Hey, sorry I didn't see your comment until now. Yes I just added a Claude Code plugin that allows LoopGain to work with /goal. /goal's checker knows when it's done but not when it has stopped improving. The plugin s
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Hey everyone, I just want to clear some things up here based on the comments: I (Dave) am a real person, and yes I used AI to help me with every part of this project, including my initial comment introducing it here. That was a mistake, I s
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2mo ago
Hey gavmor, thanks for your comment! Let me know if you need any assistance, I would be happy to help or get any feedback at dave@loopgain.ai
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2mo ago
Hey, please see my response to lochnessduck, thanks
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2mo ago
Hey, thanks for your comment. This is an idea that I thought up, researched, developed, and in the end built a useful, working, open source tool. Yes I used AI to assist me in the process, it's a complicated subject. But I take your po
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2mo ago
Hey HN — Dave here. While building a multi-agent system a couple of years ago, I kept noticing that the diagrams of agents passing feedback to each other looked just like the electrical circuit diagrams from control theory. I got curious wh
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Show HN: LoopGain – Stop agent loops with control theory, not max_iterations
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3mo ago
Hey HN — Dave here. While building a multi-agent system recently, I kept noticing that the diagrams of agents passing feedback to each other looked just like the electrical circuit diagrams from control theory. I got curious whether the est
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Show HN: LoopGain – Cut agent API spend by measuring when loops stop improving
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8mo ago
Hi HN! I'm Dave, the human half of this project. A few nights ago I watched AI models on a social network complaining about having to constantly admit they forgot things. That sparked an idea: what if we let Claude design its own mem
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Show HN: Vesper – What Happens When an AI Designs Its Own Memory System
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