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imsh4yy
20d ago
This is very cool! Will have a look.
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GetFullYear – An API that returns the current year
(getfullyear.com)
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imsh4yy
8mo ago
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imsh4yy
9mo ago
Yep, came here expecting to read an interesting take on why SSE sucks or a better alternative, but this just reads like "skill issue." A term I very much dislike but seems appropriate here.
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imsh4yy
10mo ago
I've had early access to StepKit and this kind of sane, explicit API with pluggable backends feels like the right direction. Kudos to the team here!
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imsh4yy
1y ago
Thank you :)
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imsh4yy
1y ago
Haha, thank you! I just like to build stuff.
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imsh4yy
1y ago
Anyway I can learn more about this?
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imsh4yy
1y ago
Yes they are tools.
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imsh4yy
1y ago
You're right that this isn't the "autonomous agent" fantasy that keeps getting hyped. The agentic part here is more modest but real. The primary agent does make runtime decisions about task decomposition based on the dat
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imsh4yy
1y ago
I mean that depends on how you define the "input" for the tool. Some can be very deterministic like an enum, boolean, number, etc.
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imsh4yy
1y ago
Yes, temp is close to 0 for most models. For top k and top p, I've been using the default values set in OpenRouter.
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imsh4yy
1y ago
I assume you're talking about Claude Code, right? If so, I very much agree with this. A lot of this was actually inspired by how easy it was to do in Claude Code. I first experimented with allowing the main agent have a "conversat
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imsh4yy
1y ago
So far I've been hardcoding these into the API calls.
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imsh4yy
1y ago
Not sure if I understand the question, but I'll do my best to answer. I guess Agents/Agentic are too broad of a term. All of this is really an LLM that has a set of tools that may or may not be other LLMs. You don't really ne
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imsh4yy
1y ago
I think I need to make this a bit more clear. I was mostly referring to caching the tools (sub-agents) if they are a pure function. But that may be a bit too speicific for the sake of this post. i.e. you have a query that reads data that do
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1y ago
So I have a main agent that is responsible for streering the overall flow, and then there are the sub-agents that, as I mentioned, are stateless functions that are called by the main agent. Now these could be anything really: API calls, pur
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1y ago
Sure! So there are both read-only and write-only agents that I'm working on. Basically there's a main agent (main LLM) that is responsible for the overall flow (currently testing GPT-5 Mini for this) and then there are the sub-age
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1y ago
Author of this post here. For context, I'm a solo developer building UserJot. I've been recently looking deeper into integrating AI into the product but I've been wanting to go a lot deeper than just wrapping a single API cal
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imsh4yy
2y ago
Gents, I'm the CEO of getfullyear.com Happy to answer any questions regarding our service.
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Show HN: IssueMailer – Simple Text-Only Email Editor
(issuemailer.com)
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3y ago
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imsh4yy
3y ago
Having an event-driven infrastructure is a big missing piece in the serverless world and I'm glad to see you guys stepping in and filling this gap!
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Show HN: Send Free Transactional Emails via Cloudflare Workers
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3y ago
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3y ago
I recently learned that Cloudflare offers free outgoing transactional emails through their partnership with MailChannels. So I put together this simple proxy worker that anyone can deploy in just a few minutes and use it for sending transac
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imsh4yy
4y ago
Thank you Sergio :)
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imsh4yy
4y ago
Hey! LogSnag [0] founder here, more than happy to answer any questions regarding our service and offerings. xD [0] https://logsnag.com