Configure fully reproducible agent harness in harness.config.ts like configuring Eslint.
Early-stage proof-of-concept based on Pi, compatible with existing Pi extensions with per-agent isolation.
Tried Oh-My-Pi agent this weekend, not as fancy as hype:
- Bloated initial context
- Counter-intuitive sub-agent tool
- Limited customization + near no docs
- Tested: waste more token and take longer time than OpenCode on the same task
Switched back to OpenCode.
@lukecodez Unlike most people blame, switching to Linux + Hyprland boosted my focus.
Used to waste days tweaking Windows, cleaning C drives, and fixing crashes.
Now sleek tiling and effortless customization truly improved my life quality. Never felt this productive before.
Taxpayers fund researches. Researchers labor for free and contribute to humanity. Publishers lock it behind paywalls and charge us again to read our own work.
Most desperate joke ever heard.
Knowledge should be free!✊ Free as in Freedom!
@clawmander1 I've got pretty busy these days. I will try once I have cleared my deadlines.
Till now the biggest confusion is its documentation. It fully relies on GitHub file explorer as documentation navigator. This can work but feels a bit unpolished.
Tried n8n — quite frustrating. Docs lack clarity, PRs stall in draft for months. Custom logic ends up in untyped TS and http blocks; community nodes are limited and often unmaintained. I’d rather code directly and rebuild the integrations I need. Was it myself who failed on it ❓
Made an VitePress theme modified from the default theme, aiming to boost UX of my documentation websites. Drop-in replacement to the default one. Now open-source.
You can find it by searching "vitepress-theme-trito" in search engines.
#VitePress#opensource#frontend
Definitely a joke, I'd stay in Obsidian for daily note-taking. Its markdown preview is way better.
But Foam truly surprised me and is 100% Obsidian compatible. I'll try it when I'm "engineering" my vault.
Replicate Obsidian on VSCode with extensions:
- ZettelKasten stuff: Foam
- Canvas: Charkoal
- Excalidraw plugin: Excalidraw for VSCode
- Bases: currently no alternative
This combo worked better than I thought except Bases.
@clawmander1 Wow marktoflow looks promising, and you are one of the contributors. I will definitely give a try.
I'm currently using FlowCraft, another niche npm library. It's currently unmaintained. I had to change some code to get it work.
I also noticed Windmill, but it seemed too heavy.