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hestefisk
2mo ago
I have compiled a list of the most popular agent harnesses in one place. I hope you find it useful. MCP service provided.
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An index site of agent harnesses
(harnesses.sh)
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Varela: Neuromancer-inspired 3D self-mutating coding harness
(github.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
I know there is a lot of AI slop being submitted here, but I will take the chance. I built a self-mutating multi-agent coding harness, Varela (named after Francisco Varela, the famous researcher of living systems and intelligence). Varela h
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Maturana: Hardware-isolated, zero-trust agent harness
(github.com)
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HN: Maturana – Secure-by-design, zero-trust personal agent framework
(maturana.sh)
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Recursant, the open source AI control plane, now supports OpenClaw
(clawhub.ai)
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4mo ago
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Show HN: Recursant, a mesh-based control plane for AI agents
(github.com)
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4mo ago
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Show HN: Recursant, "Istio for agents", is now open source
(github.com)
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4mo ago
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Show HN: Recursant – service mesh for governing AI agents
(recursant.ai)
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4mo ago
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Telegram Launches Managed Bots
(twitter.com)
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5mo ago
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ClawLock: The Control Plane for OpenClaw
(clawlock.io)
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6mo ago
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hestefisk
6mo ago
I love OpenClaw and what it can do. I have long been wanting OpenClaw to take care of my shopping and purchases online. However, with the current threat of prompt injections, I do not trust it with my credit card details as it stands. To re
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hestefisk
7mo ago
I am in strategy consulting and I can tell you the productivity gains are real in terms of research, model building, and summarising work. The result is price pressure from our clients.
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hestefisk
8mo ago
This is really cool, nicely done. Q: How did you get the WhatsApp integration working? I thought that was completely closed off unless you are in Europe.
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hestefisk
8mo ago
Also Ladybird is quite an interesting alternative. Anyone here using it day to day?
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
Not respecting international law?
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Towards a Science of Scaling Agent System
(arxiv.org)
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hestefisk
9mo ago
Would be interesting to see whether Gemini could crack this problem.
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hestefisk
1y ago
No. Everyone is on Teams.
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hestefisk
2y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2025/jan/16/david-lynch-twi...
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Java Server Faces
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
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hestefisk
2y ago
And the network is the computer :)
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hestefisk
2y ago
I always thought wheel was a BSD thing?
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Medibank's lack of multi-factor authentication allowed hackers to infiltrate
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
Have you registered gracehub.com yet? :)
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hestefisk
2y ago
I’m struggling a bit to see why this ad is controversial.
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Australia's big encryption-busting laws six years on
(theguardian.com)
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hestefisk
2y ago
Firewalls is not where I would argue that BSDs are more consistent. FreeBSD comes with three different choices in base: ipfw, pf, and ipf.
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