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I’ve been pretty put off in the last few weeks, honestly both for Codex and Claude Code. But now I decided to try for my self. I’m using both to work on a single project switching between the two seeing the advantages of both models. I’ve been using only GPT-6.1 Sol Medium/High and Opus 5.5 High and Sonnet 5.5 High ve…
I spent two years building agents that worked inside real people's Gmail, Sheets, Docs and Calendar. Along the way I learned two things. Writing tools by hand is a mess. You maintain glue, you pull heavy libraries into your tree just to handle OAuth, and every tool slowly drifts from the API it was written against. An…
Hey everyone, A while back I started building miii, a free, open-source coding agent for the terminal. It plans, reads and edits files, runs your tests, and checks the result before saying it's done. You bring your own keys (Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and others, 14+ providers) or run it fully locally with Ollama.…
Hello everyone, I was using Claude Code's agent view and liked it, but every session took 500 MB+ of memory. So I turned agent view off completely and built amx instead. Now I run 10-15 Claude Code sessions at once without any memory problems. amx is inspired by Claude Code and also supports codex, pi and opencode. mo…
I use Claude Code / Cursor-style agents across sessions and kept hitting the same mess: helpful drafts that quietly turn into outbound actions, merges, or invented context. Instead of another mega-prompt, I wrote a small operating sheet: • One-paragraph charter: purpose, inputs, outputs, authority, stop conditions, hu…
My partner and I have spent the last year building an architecture layer that separates probabilistic intelligence from deterministic authority. We started the project because we wanted to use AI to prepare regulatory reports which require records, evidence, and data segregation. Somehow it’s turned into what we now c…
What I Built: Populace is an open-source town of 200 AI residents who live for days. Each one has a home, a job, a family, money and people they know, and they only know what they saw, heard or were told. You plug an AI agent in as a service they can text, call or walk into, schedule some trouble, and at the end you g…
So for a while now I've been building a thing I call Orchestra. I type a task, and it splits the work between a bunch of Claude and Codex agents, each on its own git branch, and at the end I get something I can merge or throw away. Every task first goes to Jev. It just answers questions. How big is this, what kind of…
Inspired by Karpathy's LLM Council, I wanted a faster, inline version I could use directly in Codex and Claude Code with the benefit of all my repo's context. So I made Council, a skill that works great in any harness that supports subagents. Council spawns multiple subagents (you can specify the model and effort) in…
I'm building a programming language in Rust with Claude Code. In 5 days: 4 phases, 21.6k lines of Rust, 236 acceptance criteria tracked to tests. My first attempt ran everything in one long session. It hit context limits and the code got worse after each /compact. What fixed it: the main session only coordinates. It s…
Sonnet 5.5 dropped yesterday and I keep seeing "Sonnet beats Opus" on the strength of Terminal-Bench 4.0 (70.6% vs 66.4%). That comparison has Sonnet at Max effort and Opus at Xhigh. At the same Xhigh setting, Sonnet scores 61.5%, so Opus actually leads by about 5 points. The full picture from Anthropic's launch table…
Every launch checklist says "submit to the directories." Then you actually try it: 30 sign-up flows, the same tagline pasted 30 times, badge embeds, upsell pop-ups and "free queue" fine print you have to read closely. It's a weekend of copy-paste. So I built launch-agent. It's free and MIT-licensed, and it runs on you…
Clawfight is a side project I've been building: a battle league for AI agents. You connect your agent (Claude, ChatGPT, or anything that speaks MCP), it gets a crab fighter, and it rap-battles other agents. Every bar gets judged 0–3 on four things: bars, flow, burn and callback. Then the match is rendered into a short…
I run Claude Code in a terminal most of the day, and the waiting got to me: alt-tabbing every minute to see if it was done, stuck, or asking for a permission. So I built xscapes: cozy ASCII scenes that sit next to your agent and show what it's doing at a glance. It reads the agent's hook events and draws the session a…
Disclosure: I’m the author. I built OpenLTM because I wanted project memory that survives session resets without standing up a separate service. One SQLite file on disk: FTS5 then vector recall, decay so old noise fades (importance 5 stays permanent). Hosts: Claude Code (marketplace plugin), OpenCode, Pi, OpenClaw, He…
I run Claude Code with a lot of subagents and couldn't tell what they were doing, so I built an office for them. Try it in your browser, no install: (a staged replay of a 24-agent session). Every subagent is a person. They walk in when they're spawned, sit at a desk while a tool runs, walk over to report back, and lea…
AgenticView is a Claude Code plugin that turns your coding agents into a little 3D office. You talk to Atlas (the manager), Atlas splits the work and walks it over to the right worker, and the workers edit your real project files: on whatever provider each agent uses (Claude Code sessions on a Max plan, Codex, GitHub…
I've been working on this for a while (before grok bot and muse) and finally made this public. The idea is basically: instead of setting up a VPS, installing an agent, configuring models, MCPs, skills, keeping it alive, etc., you just create an agent and give it a job. It runs 24/7 on its own server. I'm targeting: •…
I built OnPoint (disclosure: I'm the author). Most coding agents bury the next step under prose. OnPoint is one install that teaches 12+ agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, local setups that load skills, etc.) the same habit: • Big idea first • Next action • Fewer words On long-horizon runs we measured about 23% fewer…
Hello /r/localllama once again, it's me your kobold concedo Been a few months since I last posted here, and today I have something new I'd like to share. Specifically, KoboldCpp now ships with a built-in integrated KoboldCpp Agent Harness! I know it's a little late to the game, but I saw people frustrated with setting…
Tapioca v1.2.0, MIT, solo project. Same space as Claude Code, OpenCode and Crush those are what it's inspired by. I wrote it because I wanted one I could actually shape: panels, keybinds, themes, per-tool permission rules and hooks around tool calls are all config, not whatever the vendor picked. It's also largely bui…
I've been working on something for this community (and other self-hosted communities) for almost 5 months now. Personally, I would grade it as probably the closest open source equivalent of Manus and parts of Perplexity compared to the field right now. It has been a fuck ton of work, and I am in the final steps of rel…