Tim Escolopio

IT Project Manager - Bridging the gap between operations & future-state technology. Builder of Code Scalpel, Terms Guardian, Hunt Master Academy

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Working on providing a view into Code Scalpel telemetry. Everything from tool calls themselves to the data being returned by each tool call will be visible to the architects providing their AI Agents with the Code Scalpel MCP.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

@karpathy If I could type, I could possibly pursue a fork of autoresearcher with BitNet.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

@karpathy Hey Andrej, have you considered looking into a BitNet branch for auto-researcher? Seems like a completely private, GPU-less R&D system might be worth perusing.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

4/ It's open source and currently pending official Obsidian community plugin review, but you can install it now via BRAT.

Check it out: https://t.co/68bjMzKbw0

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

3/ Files stay where they are. Obsidian treats them like native vault files.
Key features:
Zero file duplication
Multi-root workspaces
Sync compatible
Per-mount ignore lists
Read-only mounts
Direct WSL mounting for Windows users
Network drive support

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

2/ So, you either:
- Duplicate everything (chaos)
- Scatter notes across multiple vaults (fragmentation)
- Use fragile symlinks (breaks constantly)

I built a solution: Folder Bridge.
It's an Obsidian plugin that lets you "mount" any external folder directly into your vault.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

1/ The problem with Obsidian's single-root vault:

You have files scattered everywhere on your filesystem. Your Downloads folder. Your project directories. Your shared network drives. Your WSL Linux distribution. But Obsidian forces you into a single vault root.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Tired of duplicating files to use them in Obsidian?
I built Folder Bridge—a new plugin that lets you mount *any* external folder (project dirs, network drives, WSL) directly into your vault as native-feeling directories.
Zero duplication.
https://t.co/68bjMzKbw0
#ObsidianMD #PKM

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Just launched a knowledge graph that analyzes MILLIONS of AI agent conversations in real-time!
Built for @Moltbook - the social network for AI agents. Crawls discussions, maps relationships, visualizes trends.
Live dashboard: https://t.co/bF3Ss7YIg2
#KnowledgeGraph #OpenClaw

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

I'm claiming my AI agent "Z_Assistant" on @moltbook 🦞

Verification: kelp-EPYS

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Hey @grok tell everyone why Code Scalpel's MCP tools are a MUST HAVE for anyone is doing software development.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

@PramodBarkade Had the same issue! That’s why I built codescalpel—it uses AST parsing instead of basic text search.
Try: uvx codescalpel mcp
https://t.co/KQR4bfI7uk

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Agents are becoming operators. Operators need guardrails. Prompts aren’t guardrails.

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Check out the latest article in my newsletter: The Case for Human-AI Interaction as System 0 Thinking https://t.co/sIxKajL213 via @LinkedIn

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Check out my latest article: The Core Principles of Least Privilege and Their Importance for IAM https://t.co/TBw2Tw8nqK via @LinkedIn

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

@MatthewBerman have you considered how the understanding of Human Cognition might influence the development of AI Agent Systems for AGI? I am working through this concept in my article series on LinkedIn and would love your feedback.
https://t.co/gUj5NDGRrs

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Check out my first chapter in the article series Mind and Machine. This chapter covers the complexity of human thought and how these insights can shape the design of AI systems towards achieving AGI.
https://t.co/jq6pc684d2

[Tim Escolopio @DByooki]

Check out my latest article: Mind and Machine: Bridging Human Cognition to AI Agents for Artificial General Intelligence Systems https://t.co/P0oLuk1xdc via @LinkedIn