@doodlestein I would be curious to know your thoughts and what harnesses you are using other than the ones provided by the frontier providers. It looks like you are using omp in this screenshot.
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@SebastienGllmt You should run your agents in the cloud in disposable vms. Check out @AmpCode orbs. Absolute game changer for me. I am not affiliated with them in any way. You can also check out @cursor_ai cloud agents. Also amazing
Yes. I am thinking about software “as organism” more and more these days because now more than ever it is a constantly changing and evolving thing because AI makes its so trivial to change. Not to mention all of the inputs that feed an app now to make changes, fix bugs, add features, etc. apps are like digital organisms now.
I am testing driving Orbs by @AmpCode and the team really nailed it. I have been using a remote VPS for most of my AI coding and orbs are much faster, easier, etc. Plus the whole concept of "threads" is very powerful. I love that threads can communicate with one another.
@dannypostma Rather than open source the code itself, open source the md files and prompts, etc so people can build their own. In this age of AI people need to build their versions of things so they can customize them to their way or working. Give them what they need to build their own.
@kunchenguid@myfirstmate I never have this problem when I use grok build. Have you looked into seeing if something in firstmate coule be the issue?
For context I burn through 2 billion or more per month and grok heavy never even came close when I used Grok build.
@poteto I didnt appreciate the power of cloud agents until I started using grok bot. Absolute game changer. The amount of work I can get done solely for my phone is wild. Thanks for all your hard work, Lauren. Pstack is a game changer.
@NetworkChuck it's valuable because being able to think like an engineer is where the real value is. Many people wrongly assumed engineers only "wrote code." It's all the stuff that happens before the code that really matters.