@karpathy There’s a natural generalization of this pattern to include read-it-later lists, ‘subscribing’ to topics without relying on RSS just on an agent to follow and find things of interest to me
@peduarte Pedro you guys are missing the basics: Let me type something and you figure out if I’m searching for a file or typing an equation or a contact name or whatnot. Having to pick a ‘sub app’ so I can focus Raycast on files/contacts/whatever makes it a no go
@gokulr@HarryStebbings The power is in not reading code. In an IDE, it’s unavoidable - files open and pull you in, even with a fully agentic setup.
Drop the IDE and commit to the terminal, and something shifts. Files stay closed, the guilt disappears, and you can focus entirely on driving the agent.
@martin_casado@Rafael_L_Spring So git is not required because the code itself is assumed to be generated on the fly, interesting. From prompt to a server running your ephemeral software.
@thefubhy Agents become workflows only in retrospect, once their run is complete. Before they start, Agents have agency, not the rigidity you’d expect from workflows.
@trq212 This is a great pattern. Why not dump all tool call results into the filesystem, at the harness level, and let the agent act on the results from there?
@trq212 I think devs would find this useful: a sample repo showing a Node server managing multiple Claude agent instances, focusing on keeping them alive and powering multiple front-end chats, each tied to one agent session. Session hydration best practices would be next on my list.
@LouisKnightWebb Just heard you on @latentspacepod with @swyx talking @vibekanban. When Claude’s coding and I drift off to browsing, it feels like waiting for code to compile back in the day, same behavior. Funny how that vanished with instant web dev and now came back.
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