rox_kd

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by rox_kd 6mo ago
github can be found here: https://github.com/syncable-dev/syncable-cli
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Project Syncable CLI - Analysis Engine, made to engineers get a quick overview of their codebase, security scannings, vulenrability checks and dependency checks. It also comes with skills giving Claude Code/Codex/Gemini build in n
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Why not both ?
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Neeeeveeeer!!! please let macbooks be as they are .. why would I ever choose to put fingers on that beautful screen ... I don't get it!
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
I haven't published anything yet, its still an early PoC - Thanks will read this!
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Leave it to the agent tbh, I spend more time on testing the worktrees - but even agents can do that for you - or if you add playwright MCP, make TDD both on frontend/backend and e2e pipelines - merge when cases work and tests approved
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Yes if you operate with worktrees, its actually possible to operate up to 5-10 at least I've succeeded with that multiple times. I think whats important is, that you keep atomical small tasks and increments, and whenever possible merge
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Clever engineering. But worth thinking about before you actually use it. The pitch is "use Claude Code without Anthropic limits." What's actually happening is you're getting GPT/Codex responses dressed up to look li
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
I'm working on a fun project I call OpenFAST, which essentially tries to solve the context transitioning - but its still in early days and haven't released anything yet. I think one of the bigger issues, is the o(n) orchestration
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
In what settings do you mean - there are multiple strategies, I think building your own compaction layer in front seems a bit over-kill ? have you considered implementing some cache strategy, otherwise summary pipelines - I made once an ag
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Well on time tbh. or at least some sort of better moderation, because there has really been some unfortunate cases imo
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by rox_kd 6mo ago
Couldn't agree more ... Especially how platforms like Stitch 2 are eliminating the barriers for non-technical individuals to actually get pretty decent UI/UX experience ..