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   by h1r1ms 6mo ago

   Yeah, any feedbacks?
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   by h1r1ms 6mo ago

   GitHub: https://github.com/itsamruth/subagent-reuse Medium: https://medium.com/@itsamruth/stop-burning-tokens-how-to-use... I built subagent-reuse after noticing that Claude Code subagents often r
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   Show HN: Subagent-reuse, an MCP to reuse Claude Code subagent context

   1 points by h1r1ms 6mo ago|3 comments
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   by h1r1ms 6mo ago

   Try this mcp for agents https://github.com/itsamruth/subagent-reuse
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   by h1r1ms 6mo ago

   GitHub: https://github.com/itsamruth/subagent-reuse Blog post with full context: https://medium.com/@itsamruth/stop-burning-tokens-how-to-use... I built this after noticing a painful pattern with
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   Show HN: subagent-reuse – MCP that stops Claude Code subagents re-reading files

   2 points by h1r1ms 6mo ago|1 comments
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   by h1r1ms 7mo ago

   Are you referring to per-chat context graphs? Where each interaction updates a structured state (constraints, entities, dependencies), instead of relying on tools like Mem0/Supermemory that only persist raw memory.
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   by h1r1ms 9mo ago

   Nice, hope it solves your problem. Let me know how it goes
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   by h1r1ms 9mo ago

   Its good, also perplexity, gork some more startups uses E2B. https://e2b.dev/ have you tried this one? E2b also uses firecracker.
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    by h1r1ms 9mo ago

    Have you tried amazon firecracker?
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    by h1r1ms 9mo ago

    I think this is a universal problem: after a break, you reopen a project and spend more time rebuilding context than actually coding. I’m thinking of a Cursor-style chat that acts as project memory, it can answer “what did I do last?” and “