maxbeech

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by maxbeech 6mo ago
the thing that actually burns token budget at scale isn't the agent count itself—it's understanding the cost model of orchestrating them. 100 agents running in parallel is fine if they're short-lived queries. but once you sta
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
All questions welcome! Their ToS wouldn't allow you to access CC if it were to be hosted on some shared account in the cloud, but OpenHelm isn't doing that at all. It just spins up Terminal sessions and performs actions you would
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
Hey! OpenHelm doesn't handle any OAuth itself. It simply inherits the auth from the user's existing Claude Code CLI installation Yes, full streaming. OpenHelm uses --output-format stream-json when invoking Claude Code, which emits
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Show HN: OpenHelm – OpenClaw but free (using your Claude Code subscription)(openhelm.ai)
3 points by maxbeech 6mo ago|4 comments
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
good catch on the leakage risk - the pattern of "agent reads .env files and they end up in transcripts" is more common than people realise, especially as claude code gets used for tasks that touch broader parts of a repo.for macOS
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
the interesting design tension i ran into building in this space is context management for longer sessions. the model accumulates tool call history that degrades output quality well before you hit the hard context limit - you start seeing &
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
the debate round is the most interesting part of this - curious what you're actually measuring when models "change their minds."the question is whether cross-model exposure changes the actual answer distribution or mostly upd
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
the question conflates two things worth separating: enjoyment of problem-solving versus satisfaction of shipping.if most of your craft satisfaction came from debugging a subtle race condition or working out an elegant abstraction, that aha
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
context bloat in claude code runs is real. in my experience the main culprit is tool output verbosity - claude reads whole files when it only needed 10 lines, or grep returns 500 results and all of them end up in the context. my first insti
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
the worktree discipline failure is the most interesting part of this post to me. when claude is interactive, "cd into the wrong repo" is catchable. when it's running unattended on a schedule, you find out in the morning. the
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by maxbeech 6mo ago
nice architecture -- the two-plane model is something i've been thinking about too, from a slightly different angle. i built something for this actually (openhelm.ai) -- the problem i was solving is less about orchestrating active PR l
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Show HN: Loopy – AI User Feedback Manager(maxedlabs.com)
1 points by maxbeech 2y ago|0 comments
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I struggled for motivation for my side-project, so I built an app to help
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In iOS 13.1: auto super dark screen
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