Most AI tools are single player: one person, one private chat, one agent nobody else can join.
Multiplayer AI flips that: teams and agents working together in shared sessions, not private bubbles.
YC's Fall 2026 RFS called it out as a category to build in.
pip install agentsnap
pytest plugin + a small CLI.
Repo → https://t.co/z71W9USjH7
Docs → https://t.co/X5UOBCs4UD
Would genuinely love feedback on what breaks on your agents.
5/5
Your AI agent regressed and nothing failed.
No exception.
No red CI.
It just quietly got worse and you found out in prod.
I built agentsnap to catch that. Snapshot testing for agents: record a golden run, fail the test when behavior drifts. 🧵
Zero instrumentation.
It patches the SDK classes, so raw openai/anthropic (sync + async), streaming, the Responses API, and LangChain / Pydantic AI / OpenAI Agents SDK all just work — no wrappers.Framework support is verified in CI against the real libs.
4/5
Two modes:
🔁 Replay — recorded responses fed back to your agent. No API calls, deterministic, free. Run it on every PR.
🌙 Live — real calls vs the current model, catches drift. Run it nightly. The exact pattern: replay on PRs, live nightly.
3/5
It records your agent's LLM + tool calls once and commits a snapshot — like Jest snapshots, but for agent behavior.Then it checks 4 things on every run: tool sequence, arguments, which tool the model chose, and the semantic content of responses.
2/5
A dashcam. A free API. Public GIS data. Open-source Python.
That's the entire stack behind an AI system that automates housing code enforcement — for $0/month.
Full breakdown ↓
https://t.co/Clpsaw5Dm7
The AI model is not your bottleneck
If you're building agents, the bottleneck is the scaffolding around it
Execution, evals, observability, safety, memory - that's harness engineering, and it's where the real work happens
wrote a full breakdown: https://t.co/3FILzj0TLN
here's how to get genuinely good at agentic coding:
Anthropic published a 33-page official guide on Claude skills... everyone skimmed it or ignored it
here's what to do instead:
send it to Claude and have it build you a full course around it
then while you're building your project:
> at every milestone, tell Claude to document what it did and how in a markdown file
> every bug you hit, don't patch it and move on... make Claude trace the root cause using first principles, fix it, then document the whole breakdown
when the project is done, take all that documentation and feed it into skill-creator
congrats, you just trained a reusable skill for this specific architecture (for any SDK, MCP, API...)
next time you build something similar you'll literally one-shot your project
just start stacking skills, it might just change your life
if you can't get any work done because Claude is down, you're literally a slave...
you number one priority should be building model-agnostic systems, having a structured knowledge base and system prompts you can swap from one model to another
relying on a single provider is VERY dangerous for your business
Does adding "context" via LLM embeddings actually make for better forecasts?
@TeachTheMachine put it to the test using DJIA data and news headlines.
The result: A slight edge in accuracy, but no silver bullet.
#AI#DataScience#MachineLearning#Python
Two ways to implement:
- Declarative: HTML form attributes
- Imperative: JavaScript tool registration
Tools inherit user auth. No backend server needed. Collaborative browsing, not headless automation.
Docs: https://t.co/tiMezYJnu5
WebMCP is now in Chrome 146 Canary. It turns websites into agent-ready tools via the `navigator.modelContext` API.
Instead of scraping HTML, AI agents call structured functions directly. Result: 67% less compute than visual interactions.
Most folks think LLM “control” = prompt engineering.
But prompts only steer input context.
What if you could steer internal thinking?
That’s activation steering — shifting hidden states to bias behavior w/o retraining.
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