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A Room Full of Locksmiths
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Smithery Is Now Part of Arcade.dev
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Trying to run too many agents, kept losing track of which are still going and what the status was. notch-mcp gets you live updates direct from your agents, at the top of your Mac. It's an MCP server, so it works from Claude Code, Curso
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Skillbench
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Arcade Supports EMA
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Toolbench for MCP
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Mcpx – CLI Support for MCP
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If you’re starting a new agent project, copy this page as a markdown file and give it to your agent or your team. Based on where you are and what you’re trying to achieve, it should point you to the right approach without wasting your time.
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This is the right problem to solve. At Arcade, we see the same gap — agents get shell access, API keys, and network by default. The permissions model is backwards. sandbox-profiles is a solid primitive for local agents. The missing piece in
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Author here (Guru, Arcade). Growing up as an integration engineer, I built my career religiously reading the Enterprise Integration Patterns book from Gregor Hohpe. Content-Based Router, Dead Letter Channel, Claim Check these weren't j
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Agentic Tool Patterns – 54 patterns for building tools LLM agents can use
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The gap between AI skeptics and believers isn't intelligence - it's exposure.
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The App You Should Be Building Is You
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Great thought process. Would love to have you contribute to the project. For a start, now have llms.txt to aid models while developing nerd programs. https://www.nerd-lang.org/llms.txt Eg: Write a function that adds two num
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Check this out: https://www.nerd-lang.org/recipes
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So they get more room to think design, think more about scaling, think more on expanding the scope, etc. Considering their experience, this saves them time to think beyond coding. :)
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Yes, this opens up programming access to many :)
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One line, one agent: LLM-native language NERD goes agent-first
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GitHub: https://github.com/Nerd-Lang/nerd-lang-core
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Update: On New Year's Eve I announced NERD - a language built for LLMs, not for human authorship. The response was unexpectedly overwhelming. Questions, excitement, discussions, roasting - all of it. But one question struck me: "W
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Thats an excellent point, it was a hard choice for me to say no translations at this point. But definitely can think about this as a design choice at the byte code / compiler level as this evolves. Do jump in to contribute, these are a
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Very true. Thought it will be worthy of a side project :)
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It is still very visible, auditable, and one of the features I'm hoping to add is a more visual layer that shows the nook and corners of the code, coming up soon. But regardless, the plain code itself is readable and visible, but it&#x
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Ran a simple test with the examples you find in the project. Will publish those benchmarks.. actually that makes me think, I should probably do a public test suite showing the results. :)
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Creator here. This started as a dumb question while using Claude Code: "Why is Claude writing TypeScript I'm supposed to read?" 40% of code is now machine-written. That number's only going up. So I spent some weekends as
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Nerd: A language for LLMs, not humans
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Software ate the world. Federation will eat embeddings
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Java's Agentic Framework Boom Is a Code Smell
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You Don't Need an Agentic Framework to Start Building Agents
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AI Agent Poetry
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