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by mschwarz 4mo ago
Yeah so right now OpenRig isn't trying to solve that problem yet, but thats a very interesting direction to take it someday. It currently assumes you the operator are running coding agents on a host you control, like your mac or a VPS
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by mschwarz 4mo ago
Yes exactly, topologies, aka rigs are basically ways of organizing work that benefits from agent collaboration, but it unlocks many benefits. One of the main benefits is "Context Domains", described in the linked video. Where you
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by mschwarz 4mo ago
Thanks! It doesn't use A2A but that might be a good roadmap item, there's a ton of overlap with it. OpenRig already has a lot of A2A like wiring built-in but simpler and intentionally stripped down to keep things inspectable by a
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by mschwarz 4mo ago
I posted a much earlier preview a few weeks ago. This version is the first one I’m actually inviting other agent-heavy developers to try, and I’d love feedback on where the mental model is confusing.
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Show HN: OpenRig – a control plane for multi-agent coding topologies(openrig.dev)
6 points by mschwarz 4mo ago|8 comments
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by mschwarz 5mo ago
Yeah I can definitely relate with the snowballing. I am mostly building web apps (python/typescript) so ymmv. Have you tried to pair codex with claude? This is like the gateway drug for doing agent topologies. This is definitely worth
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by mschwarz 5mo ago
Day to day I run a dev pod (implementor + qa + frontend design), a review pod doing adversarial review with one Claude and one Codex, and an orchestrator pair. I think the best flex here to illustrate real work being done is so far the long
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by mschwarz 5mo ago
OP here. Happy to answer questions or go deep on specifics. Some topics I've been asked about: tmux as a transport primitive (actually a pretty nice unlock), how snapshot/restore actually works in practice, hows this different fro
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Show HN: OpenRig – agent harness that runs Claude Code and Codex as one system(github.com)
8 points by mschwarz 5mo ago|5 comments
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by mschwarz 2y ago
Did you try llamaparse from Llamaindex? It’s a cloud service with a free tier. Recently switched to it from unstructured.io and it works great with the kinds of images and table graphics I feed it.
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by mschwarz 2y ago
Why does the author claim that Adept was acquired by Amazon? The linked article says they hired away the CEO and key staff.
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by mschwarz 3y ago
I want this to be legit, but I fear we’ve entered the ICO phase of the AI boom
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by mschwarz 3y ago
He said 4 x 5000 daily, which is considered a large dose
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by mschwarz 3y ago
I have heard this claim before but I couldn’t follow the logic, genuinely would like to understand your perspective. So “late untreated borreliosis” is a “real thing” but if someone gets borreliosis, gets treated, yet their symptoms persist
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by mschwarz 3y ago
Can you elaborate on the difference between the terms “late untreated borreliosis” and “chronic Lyme disease”? Borreliosis is just another name for Lyme disease. What distinction are you so sure about that I’m missing?
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by mschwarz 3y ago
Reading this was very cathartic, I was nodding along and laughing as I had the exact same journey of WTF. And all along I just assumed I was 100% of the problem. Hearing this perspective helps put my frustration in context. I need to lower
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by mschwarz 4y ago
There are many suggested treatments for inflammation, OP mentions “ginger”, my guess is that like everything else with the body certain treatments work for some people and not others. Like how CGM’s are used now not just for diabetes but fo
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by mschwarz 4y ago
It’s great to see more companies focusing on inflammation. Is it possible to create a device like a continuous glucose monitor but for inflammation?
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by mschwarz 12y ago
Reminds me of Forward Error Correction [1], a technique used by Satellite providers and even WAN optimization vendors like Silver Peak to "erase" packet loss events by injecting parity packets into the flow, which can be used to r