One more open in Vitess π Reserved gb18030 sequences are valid characters, not malformed bytes β Convert now quietly yields `?` instead of failing, matching MySQL 8.0.46.
First PR to @vitessio π
DO statements were being shipped raw to one arbitrary shard, quietly breaking locking functions and subqueries. This gives DO its own plan node and routes it like the equivalent SELECT.
I built kira-mcp. a local MCP server that gives any AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Cline) computer-use: it sees your screen and drives mouse + keyboard. Local OmniParser vision, no API key, weights ship in the wheel.
pip install kira-mcp
https://t.co/VvxxHcY8ND
Trying to connect with more founders and builders in the AI and SaaS space.
Feels like everyone is building something interesting right now and I genuinely enjoy seeing what people are working on.
If you're building in a similar space, feel free to follow and connect.
I think we broke something.
Watch an AI agent solve a CAPTCHA like a human in real-time.
π¦ PyPI: https://t.co/8LkzT1wnrU
β GitHub: https://t.co/Etf0EvVi1c
#ai#claude#gemini
I built an AI agent that hires its own team.
One orchestrator. Automatic role assignment. Configurable depth and breadth.
Runs in your terminal. BYOK.
Live at: https://t.co/EZ0GdcoKrd
npm install -g axon-cli
https://t.co/FqBXcwS3Xc
ORAG is live. GitHub link : https://t.co/MwP4iStK2e
Built this in TypeScript - LangChain.js for RAG, MCP for the agent interface.
If you're building AI systems on top of internal data, this is the missing context layer. Would love feedback from anyone working in this space.
I built ORAG - an organizational RAG + MCP platform in TypeScript.
Live at https://t.co/pPNLl4L9CJ
Feed it your org's docs, wikis, and databases. It exposes them as a fully typed MCP server your AI agents can call.
Here's what I built and why. π§΅
So I built a platform that solves exactly that.
ORAG does 3 things:
β Indexes your internal docs into a RAG pipeline (chunking, embedding, retrieval)
β Wraps that retrieval layer as an MCP server
β Adds org-grade access control so the right agents see the right data
I wrote a full breakdown , a comparison table, and when each fails you - link in bio.
If you're building AI features in TypeScript, follow me - I write about this stuff every week.
The honest recommendation for most developers:
- Start with Vercel AI SDK.
- Get to production. Ship the feature. Understand the problem space.
- Then reach for LangChain when you hit something it genuinely solves better.
- Don't use both in the same project without need.