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Show HN: Paint any word on your GitHub Commit Activity Chart
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1y ago
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Show HN: Splash – Automatically add colors to make logs easier to read
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Show HN: Share your path to resolve issues with Savvy's Chrome Extension
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2y ago
Thanks! Currently, savvy doesn't record commands in an ssh session. For now, you can install Savvy's CLI (curl -fsSL https://install.getsavvy.so | sh) into the machine you've sshed into and then run savvy record h
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Show HN: Savvy – Capture and Share CLI Workflows in Seconds
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2y ago
I agree with what a lot of folks here are saying around knowledge transfer is a continuous/on-going process. Any one-off knowledge transfer will most likely fail. People can't learn actionable knowledge with doing the actions. - T
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2y ago
You're right, to counteract the friction I also allow users to create runbooks from their shell history. Here's the source code: https://github.com/getsavvyinc/savvy-cli/blob/8c6a834c5a140b...
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2y ago
Here's the code for savvy record: https://github.com/getsavvyinc/savvy-cli/blob/8c6a834c5a140b... Lot of users typically find that they realize they should have recorded something after they've done
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2y ago
Ell is really cool! I'm building a similar product called Savvy( https://github.com/getsavvyinc/savvy-cli ) and considered an approach similar to yours (writing in pure bash) but ultimately decided to use Go for a f
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joshi4
2y ago
I'm currently using GPT4-o via OpenAI's API. I've been looking at ollama for a bit and I think I will ship an integration with Savvy at some point. For enterprises, I think it makes sense to support a company approved LLM API
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2y ago
You're right. A runbook is more than just a list of commands. I plan to add support for setting up and validating prerequisites for running a runbook with Savvy. For example, Savvy can ensure that all environment variables are automati
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2y ago
Savvy doesn't have SSH support, but I'm working to add it soon. I think we can make SSH support work without installing Savvy on the remote machine, but I'm still working through the details. I'm laser-focused on nailing
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2y ago
You're right. My post assumes too much prior knowledge. A runbook is a set of precise commands that you can use to resolve or diagnose anything from a complete production outage to helping a developer debug their local environment. Mos
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2y ago
We don't see or store the output of your commands at all. Your commands and the AI generated text for runbooks created using savvy record and savvy record history are stored in the database. All data in the DB is encrypted at rest and
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2y ago
Runbooks or playbooks are often used interchangeably. I went with Runbooks since a playbook is usually something more abstract. For e.g A playbook might say: "restart the ec2 server," but a Runbook will list the exact sequence of
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joshi4
2y ago
(Savvy's founder here) Nope, we don't train any models on user data. Let me know how it goes!
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joshi4
2y ago
Thanks for all the feedback so far!
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Show HN: Savvy – Create, Share and Run Runbooks from your Terminal
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2y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head when you say, "get a pulse on the developer zeitgeist on a particular topic." I really enjoyed using it to get a sense of what developers feel about a particular topic. I also learned about new
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Show HN: An open-source ELO benchmark for voice agents
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3y ago
It seems to me that your comment is personally targeting OP and I think that is quite out of line.
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3y ago
Not at the moment.
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Show HN: UpgradeCLI: A Go pkg to add an upgrade sub-command to your CLI
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3y ago
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joshi4
7y ago
So does this announcement mean they have sold 100mn worth of isas on edly already?
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joshi4
7y ago
I don't quite understand the "100 million in new financing for ISAs" is this a new round of funding from VC's or something else ?
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7y ago
Wow! Thanks for taking the time to write this. Great feedback and feature requests. This will definitely inform my roadmap.
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7y ago
Let me know how it goes
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7y ago
definitely, blurring and export to pdf is something I've heard lot of requests for. the hacky way to print to pdf for now is to print the web page and save as pdf.
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You've hit the nail on the head. Small changes can cause existing tutorials to break. My goal is to make flowshare tutorials easy to update, eg: just change the relevant step instead of creating a new guide or recording a new video. Th
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7y ago
Thanks !
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