@zef Great idea and I think this is the way to go with knowledge management. SilverBullet got me into this. I built a small new wiki inspired by it, but for agents: they write through a built-in MCP server, you read.
Demo: https://t.co/A7MTXYM6K7
Code: https://t.co/we6gA1Kq9G
Playing with #SilverBullet AI skills now. Of course, taking an academic approach, building an eval framework (to test if LLMs can find their way with just the CLI --help, need skills etc.) around it. With results presented in an interactive SilverBullet space. I love this stuff.
I'm starting to add a bunch "use case" pages + live demo links + Github links to show how they work for #SilverBullet. People seem to like them a lot. A few examples.
Tested Claude Computer use for the first time this weekend (to test the SilverBullet+ desktop app) and while extremely intrusive to doing anything else on my computer (you cannot) and slow, it got the “manual” QA work done!
I just published Welcome to Gas City https://t.co/zktstOmxgq
In a nutshell, some actually good engineers came along and rewrote Gas Town into an enterprise grade SDK for building your own orchestrators. It uses the original Gas Town MEOW stack, based on Beads and Dolt. MIT-licensed. It has been out for a few weeks, just launched to v1.0.0, and is ready for use. Check out Discord at https://t.co/UuutSdBH6r for more info.