@kushxg Yep when the general population still haven't figured out what the '/' sign does in a chat box, we might end up with a new ux/modality that replaces it. Hopefully something a little more elastic and self-improving?
@robjama Are you referring to a similar concept as Sequoia's Services as Software? Where users just "NotebookLM" something and it gets done? https://t.co/l5yAKgzvi4
@RhysSullivan Hermes for regular cron jobs. Hermes is overall under hyped for what it can do. But once you test, it feels a tad bit overselling it's capabilities.
@petergyang Luna high/max is decent for browser use, testing, and reports for me. Not as good as a subagents though.
If you're doing an e2e test with hot fixing then you might fare better with terra as subagents.
@blader This is such an underrated observation. This is even more apparent in underdeveloped to developing countries where sociologically people have been accustomed/educated to wait for orders.
There might be a widening technological gap between cultures that we're under addressing
@runsonai From my testing it's good when it's set as a task/worker agent. Should be paired with a model like 5.6 Sol for doing the planning and setting constraints.
@joshm Yep. Agreed. Was teaching my friend how to automate job applications and doing practice interviews with ChatGPT voice the other day. Showed her how to work with Codex projects and it feels like she just discovered fire. It's actually something else.
@solopribuilds Ngl I use antigravity CLI for basic research and benchmarking for other apps out there. It's still decent for web search and very fast too. But, I wouldn't pay for it. Got my sub free from university.
@awilkinson@sama The harness isn't as powerful overall. Codex models perform better in Pi or even Claude Code from my testing. It's a bummer because the codex app and features like ChatGPT voice is really good.