In TorkBot, I have two compaction modes: 1) async; and 2) sync.
Under normal conversation loads, nothing ever blocks on compaction because it is done incrementally in the background.
It's not a free lunch, but it's still really nice.
Why are agents not doing this?
How did this pass security review?
It's two clicks buried in an icon-only menu to see the full hostname of the website you're on.
And AFAICT there is NO WAY to see the path and query params if they overflow.
@googlechrome this is a dangerous regression.
Chrome for Android no longer shows the url when you click the omnibox on a loaded website. You can no longer review the full url without going to landscape.
Also dropped the easy copy URL button.
Huge regression.
WTF?
Chrome for Android no longer shows the url when you click the omnibox on a loaded website. You can no longer review the full url without going to landscape.
Also dropped the easy copy URL button.
Huge regression.
WTF?
@thsottiaux In case this hasn't come up: battery usage on Android. The remote functionality is incredible and has totally changed how I work but it has also come at the expense of battery life.
@jaredhanson It's a challenge so intimidating that I haven't even started. And I think it depends on the trust model of the agent. Is the agent bound to a single user or to many. Does it operate in heterogeneous trust domains where users have different authz on different integrations?
@luminxbt@glcst I asked it to put together some docs but honestly they're quite superficial: https://t.co/ZgiHOcZhxN
The durability and resumability are explained in the thread. The core primitive is an event-sourced ledger backed by https://t.co/Y2DQVZ3LSV.
Oh and of course, couldn't have done it without pi. Both for most of the early dev and still using pi-ai as the model-agnostic, streaming inference API as well as pi-coding-agent tools wrapped to talk to the sandboxes.
Thanks @badlogicgames for such a delightful primitive.
You might have seen me tweeting about TorkBot. Tork is a persistent assistant inspired by my experience using @openclaw a few months ago.
In other words, I was utterly nerd-sniped into making it.
- Durable
- Portable
- Emergent
- Fun
So I built some really cool OSS 1/
Oh, and small note for @torkbot/sandbox, I'm working on getting notarization wired up so that the binaries shipped on npm come with the HVF entitlement.
In the mean-time, you need to do it locally via:
npx @torkbot/sandbox setup-macos
I asked TorkBot to create a site on https://t.co/q5ExXjL21M that represents it. I asked it to take screenshots and iterate until it was satisfied.
Here's what it made: https://t.co/4xMuhiw7KA
Three months in, over 265,000 sites are now hosted on https://t.co/imLVKNiwwV
It's the easiest way to get a URL for any artifact you make in Cursor, Claude, Codex, Hermes, etc
Just prompt "publish this to https://t.co/imLVKNiwwV" and it's live