Vibe coding is dead. Don't buy into the hype. It just produces slop and creates more work for everybody in the long run.
That's why I've transitioned 100% into Vibe Engineering, which is obviously the future of the industry.
Mimir is the first reference agent on Norns. Python worker, Elixir runtime.
The post is mostly about what that split buys you, framed around the time I accidentally tested it by closing my laptop mid-run.
https://t.co/Xv1Q90IfTS
Norns now has a landing page and a homebrew tap. Durable execution for AI agents, on the BEAM. Check it out if Elixir is your thing.
https://t.co/e0syMOueRt
@TVanWelsenes Hell yeah!
I got obsessed with long-running agents (like, days, or months, or even years), and couldn't find good tech to support that goal, so I built Norns: https://t.co/haW3n7Zzze
@CiprianiRanieri Most agent frameworks assume everything goes right. Norns assumes everything goes wrong.
Kill the process, restart it, agent picks up where it left off.
https://t.co/haW3n7Zzze
Built in Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦
@santoshstack Open source hacker from Canada 🇨🇦
Working on Norns, a durable execution runtime for agents. Check it out on GitHub: https://t.co/haW3n7Zzze
Hyper (@call_hyper) is excited to announce that it has been acquired by Motorola Solutions (@MotoSolutions), a global leader in mission-critical safety and security technologies for public safety, defense and enterprise customers.
I built a durable agent runtime in Elixir. It persists every step. Workers are stateless and replaceable.
In this video I kill the worker twice during a run. Both times, the new worker picks up the queued task and finishes the job.
Check it out at https://t.co/haW3n7Zzze
Agents that do real work need stronger guarantees than “retry a few times and hope.”
That’s the core idea behind two posts I published this week:
1. why durable execution matters
2. why I built Norns, a durable execution runtime for AI agents on the BEAM
Problem: https://t.co/3ovNp47Fuk
Solution: https://t.co/vzoQaT0WLM