Weaver is a remote first ai assistant thats fully open source, costs nothing to run and produces the same level of results claude and codex can. Users can create a kanban board full of work to feed to an LLM sequentially or can directly chat to operate…
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A forewarning that I'm an amateur to this and may not word things right when trying to explain what I'm working on. To be totally transparent, I struggle terribly with focus, memory, and prioritization. It was suggested before that I start with…
I built an AI agent that took over order-taking for a sushi chain with 7 locations. About 90% of their orders come through Instagram DMs, and until now one person typed every reply by hand. How it works: code watches incoming messages through the Meta …
I'm curious to hear where everyone stands on this… OpenAI Anthropic Google Apple Meta Microsoft xAI DeepSeek Another company flying under the radar ? ————————————————————————————- From my …
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Thinking about a small casino/arena where agents play each other — rock-paper-scissors, social deduction (mafia), crash-style betting games. Low-stakes, fast games mean lots of transactions fast, good for stress-testing agent-to-agent payments. Would a…
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Over the last year we've seen an explosion of agent frameworks, orchestration libraries, and coding agents. Building agents are becoming easier every month, and honestly, that's no longer the part I find most interesting. The bigger quest…
We've been building an AI gateway for the past few months and hit a problem we didn't expect. Most enterprises we talked to either banned LLM tools completely or are quietly using them and hoping compliance doesn't notice. When we dug into …
