richardblythman

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I'm Using Claude Code for Meal Planning and Symptom Tracking(github.com)
1 points by richardblythman 9mo ago|1 comments
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by richardblythman 9mo ago
Thought people might be interested in how I've been using Claude Code to plan my meals, track my nutrition, and analyze symptoms. Building a meal database: I add meals to a directory using whatever's convenient: photos from a cook
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In 2025, AI Became My Co-Founder(pmfmachine.substack.com)
2 points by richardblythman 9mo ago|0 comments
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by richardblythman 1y ago
Mainly at the maintainers. In the generated reports, we highlight issues and suggest improvements to the docs (working on improving the reports as we run across more libraries).
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StackBench Is Now Open Source(github.com)
11 points by richardblythman 1y ago|6 comments
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by richardblythman 1y ago
Last week we made it to the front page with our post about benchmarking how well coding agents interact with libraries and APIs. The response was positive overall, but many wanted to see the code. For those just catching up: The problem is
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by richardblythman 1y ago
I think part of the reason i like Claude Code so much for non-technical organizational work, is that it's like a controllable memory with human in the loop (as well as a powerful general agent in the loop). Most of what i do is basical
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by richardblythman 1y ago
This resonates. Upskilling to AI tools is perhaps the biggest problem of our day. One idea we have to tackle this problem is to bring onboarding/learning directly into the user's work environment, track struggles and offer targete
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by richardblythman 1y ago
i think you prob need a bit of both. would you add llms.txt to your docs or make it crawl like a human?
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by richardblythman 1y ago
do we want every coding agent writing everything from scratch for every project? or would reusability/modularity across projects and teams be beneficial?
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by richardblythman 1y ago
i mean that we wanted an email address to send the results to when they finish. based on comments here, i do think we should allow users to run the audit first (and provide an email address if they want us to follow up with results later).
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by richardblythman 1y ago
im paraphrasing. the questions i asked to dev tool builders were more neutral.
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by richardblythman 1y ago
good to know. i think we're likely to move towards running coding agents locally in the next iteration.
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by richardblythman 1y ago
we send out an email when the tests are finished (takes about 30 mins)
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How well do coding agents use your library?(stackbench.ai)
76 points by richardblythman 1y ago|61 comments
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by richardblythman 1y ago
If coding agents are the new entry point to your library, how sure are you that they’re using it well? I asked this question to about 50 library maintainers and dev tool builders, and the majority didn't really know. Existing code gene
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Show HN: Convert existing agent projects from different framewrks to A2A servers(github.com)
11 points by richardblythman 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A library to convert+deploy existing agent projects as MCP servers(github.com)
22 points by richardblythman 1y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Create personalized AI Assistants driven by Notion (with no code)(app.algovera.ai)
4 points by richardblythman 4y ago|0 comments