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We Replaced Every Tool Claude Code Ships With
3 points by neilbb 6mo ago|0 comments
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by neilbb 6mo ago
also wrote a note about ttal's multi-agent patterns: https://dev.flicknote.app/notes/5a95cdcd-bb63-4eb6-9961-7007...
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by neilbb 6mo ago
just wrote a note about ttal's multi-agent patterns: https://dev.flicknote.app/notes/5a95cdcd-bb63-4eb6-9961-7007...
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by neilbb 6mo ago
1. Windows users would need WSL. Currently focusing on macOS and Linux. 2. The manager never blocks. She helps me dump tasks into taskwarrior and route them. Since the manager plane is a mesh with p2p communication, no single agent becomes
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by neilbb 6mo ago
using a single plan-reviewer would be slow when there are multiple aspects to review. That's why a local star topology with a plan-review-leader is needed: it spawns multiple reviewers in parallel, each focused on a different aspect.
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by neilbb 6mo ago
Yeah the pipeline runs effectively and I'm able to be in the loop when the loop needs me. In my setup there are two planes — manager and worker. On the manager plane, all primary agents form a mesh with p2p communication. Each designer
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by neilbb 6mo ago
The problem isn't "skill atrophy" — it's which skills matter more in a changing world. If LLMs genuinely do something better, let them do it and focus on what they do badly. What I'm exploring now: 1. How to convert
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Ask HN: Why do we need tool calls in agent loops?
1 points by neilbb 6mo ago|0 comments
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by neilbb 6mo ago
If you impl this as a backend and connect to Telegram bots, agents can just do `$ ask "Should I do this?"` for agent→human and `$ alert "this thing blocked me"` for coder→planner. That's what I'm actually doing
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TTal – CLI that turns Claude Code into a multi-agent software factory
6 points by neilbb 6mo ago|4 comments
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by neilbb 7mo ago
Yes. I've built hook scripts, Claude Code skills, and OpenClaw agents to make this work. https://ttal.guion.io gets updated daily with guides. Still incomplete, but shows the actual patterns. If you want to dive deeper or i
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by neilbb 7mo ago
Thanks, I really need to hear that :) The pace isn't sustainable if I'm sleeping 3-4 hours. Need to actually prioritize rest—can't maintain this if I burn out.
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by neilbb 7mo ago
I believe this is the most pragmatic approach for real production-ready multi-agent software engineering. Most frameworks are either theoretical or over-engineered—they try to automate humans away instead of augmenting them. The key differe
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by neilbb 7mo ago
See https://ttal.guion.io . The daily-update guide is the best intro to how it actually works and how you can integrate it into your own workflow.
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I shipped 706 commits in 5 days with Taskwarrior and Claude Code
2 points by neilbb 7mo ago|8 comments