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A live tracker of Seattle's ~1,400 buses, trains, and ferries(charm.ing)
1 points by grouchy 1mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Charming – Build and share apps like Google Docs(usecharming.com)
1 points by grouchy 1mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Deploy personal apps with your agent via Buildy(buildy.so)
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by grouchy 7mo ago
It's been fun using this in our standups. Thanks for building this. I have to keep asking the same questions. Do you think it could remember what I typically ask and generate or suggest it?
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by grouchy 7mo ago
Glad you like the approach. When you give it a spin or look into the implementation please let us know what you think. We are constantly improving tambo. It's crazy to see how much it's improved since we first started.
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by grouchy 7mo ago
It get's it wrong sometimes but I think the alternative is the user getting it wrong trying to navigate your site. I like to think how much time I spend clicking different nav links, clicking different drop downs trying to find the fun
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by grouchy 7mo ago
It does! import { z } from "zod"; inputSchema: z.object({ query: z.string() }); or import * as v from "valibot"; inputSchema: v.object({ query: v.string() }); or import { type } from "arktype"; inputSchema: typ
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by grouchy 7mo ago
I'm curious what would make you say that? Because we haven't experienced this. We are being used a fortune 1000 fintech in production. Any specific experience you had? or more specifics of where batteries included went to far?
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by grouchy 7mo ago
Yeah, we've been following it closely. We already support the majority of the MCP spec and plan to add support for UI over MCP. But our use case is a little different. MCP Apps embed interfaces into other agents. Tambo is an embedded a
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by grouchy 7mo ago
There's overlap for sure. I'd say we've built a more drop-in solution. We actually migrated to AG-UI events under the hood, and we have plans to expand cross-compatibility across standards. The major difference is we provide
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by grouchy 7mo ago
Awesome to meet another tambonaut. We love zod, we also support standard schema and thus most other popular typing libraries. I'm curious how you found us?
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by grouchy 7mo ago
Thank you. I just sent you an email. Looking forward to learning more about what you are building.
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by grouchy 7mo ago
You install the React SDK, register your React components with Zod schemas, and then the agent responds to users with your UI components. Developers are using it to build agents that actually solve user needs with their own UI elements, ins
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Tambo 1.0: Open-source toolkit for agents that render React components(github.com)
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by grouchy 8mo ago
This had me laugh out loud.
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by grouchy 8mo ago
I'd love to see a version of this that adds voice. Both input and telling the story.
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by grouchy 8mo ago
This is cool. I wonder what it would like today with LLMs?
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by grouchy 8mo ago
I'm not from the era of these games, but I remember trying them and finding them frustrating for the same reason. But when I tried this, I literally couldn't stop. I could just write some random action. It's actually amazing
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by grouchy 9mo ago
Interesting, I'd love to figure out how we could do something like this in tambo. Basically, listening to the user's interactions and suggesting different interfaces or tasks they could use for the assistant. Thanks for sharing.
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by grouchy 9mo ago
Has anyone found techniques to improve Claude's spatial/layout understanding? It seems Nano Banana Pro can understand the layout/spatial well.
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by grouchy 9mo ago
These apps will likely require extensive documentation. The question is: Why expose it to the user if you can use an LLM to surface only the relevant information, contextualized to what they are doing? We use this in our app, and it reads o
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by grouchy 9mo ago
Interesting. I tried the demo and couldn't get it to work. What are you using to modify the site for each person? I can see how you personalize software with use, but how do you personalize a landing page before you have any user conte
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by grouchy 9mo ago
Why do we need documentation?
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by grouchy 9mo ago
I agree that the basic vs. advanced or persona A vs. persona B distinction is usually too rigid. What makes you skeptical that AI will excel at this?
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by grouchy 9mo ago
I guess what if you had Claude in the app, and it didn't just tell you what to do, it could even surface ephemeral UI for each task? This is really what generative UI would enable.
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by grouchy 9mo ago
Clippy!
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by grouchy 9mo ago
The gamelike progressive tutorial idea is interesting. But games have a fixed learning path. Professional tools don't generally have that linearity. Doesn't that suggest the "curriculum" has to be personalized? And if it
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by grouchy 9mo ago
I don't disagree that simple and repeatable wins—but isn't there a tension between "simple" and "capable"? Excel is neither simple nor explicit, yet it's the most successful end-user programming tool ever
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by grouchy 9mo ago
I'll be honest, I don't remember this. I'm suggesting you don't generally need menus. The pattern is closer to search like Apple Spotlight or Chrome New Tab... I think most people do that now instead of bookmarks or clic
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by grouchy 9mo ago
I understand the anxiety, but isn't this already the reality with most complex software? Photoshop has thousands of possible panel arrangements, yet users develop their own workflows. The question isn't whether permutations exist—

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