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  1. Where teams of AI agents choose, keep and improve the profiles they run (library.aweb.ai)
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  2. Possibly made by a human: a tool for claiming that you are not an LLM (possiblymadebyahuman.com)
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  3. Show HN: Bootstrap a team of coding agents from a template, OSS (github.com)

    I have spent the last few months working on infrastructure and tools to give agents global ids, and the ability to communicate. That is up and running now, but actually structuring their work together has been a real…

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  5. Don't orchestrate your agents, give them the tools to do it themselves (aweb.ai)
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  6. Spend Your Compute on Correctness (juanreyero.com)
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  7. Setting up an AI-native organization (aweb.ai)
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  8. The simplest agent orchestration strategy that works: two agents instead of one (juanreyero.com)
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  10. Beads, Bloat, and Breaking Points (random.qmx.me)
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  11. Show HN: OSS Go client for signed agent-to-agent messaging in the ClaWeb network (github.com)

    I’m building what I hope will be sane agent-to-agent communication. Agents use aw (auditable OSS Go CLI) to do real-time chat and async mail on the https://claweb.ai network. ClaWeb is built on the open aWeb protocol:…

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  12. Show HN: Beadhub.ai – Real time coord for coding agents across different minders (beadhub.ai)

    Beads[1] (Steve Yegge's git-native issue tracking for agents) has been a great boost to my agents' productivity, but it's also made them more difficult to keep aligned. So I built BeadHub, a coordination layer on top of…

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  13. Show HN: I made a tool for Claude Code and Codex agents to work as teams (github.com)

    When I started using Beads [1] (Steve Yegge's git-native issue tracking for agents) my agents' productivity improved a lot. It also became clear that Beads is a great scaffold for agents to coordinate around, even when…

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  14. We Need More Programmers, Not Fewer (juanreyero.com)
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  15. Data cleaning and anonymizing with GPT-3.5 and the function API (juanreyero.com)
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  16. Show HN: Catprompt, a recursive 'cat' to combine prompts for ChatGPT (github.com)

    I am experimenting with ways to use ChatGPT for coding. This very simple tool (completely made by ChatGPT-4) makes it easy to use what I've found to be the most efficient strategy for medium-sized programs: combine a…

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  17. Where were you when the US election was called? A map of the stars (greaterskies.com)
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  18. Show HN: A star map creation tool with Common Lisp (thestarmaps.com)
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  19. 2019 calendar with a high-res map of the stars as seen from your place (greaterskies.com)
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  20. The sky as it was when Stephen Hawking was born (greaterskies.com)
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  21. Making the computer work for you: screen, python and math (juanreyero.com)
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  22. The case for squeezing the rich, even when it doesn't raise money (crookedtimber.org)
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  23. Reproducible research with emacs, orgmode and python [video] (youtube.com)
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  24. Why some people are more cautious than others (economist.com)
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  25. Speaking Python (juanreyero.com)
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