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A different axis that holds up: a tiny always-loaded index pointing at per-fact files that load on demand. Claude Code's auto-memory uses this. The part that does the work isn't th…

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Orchestration harnesses get eaten. Markdown ones don't. A CLAUDE.md, an evals script, a lessons-learned.md per repo. Smarter models just get more out of them. The bet that hurts is…

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The browser analogy holds because publishers wanted browsers. Sites lived with User-Agent and robots.txt because the click paid for it. AI agents are the destination. No return cli…

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The architecturally distinct bit is that you're validating at the service-action layer (send-email, merge-PR, transfer-funds) instead of at the tool-call layer inside whichever age…

kqueue/FSEvents is tempting here, but Darwin drops same-process notifications. If you've got a publisher and listener in the same process the listener just never fires. Nasty thing…

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The worktree part is the easy half. Running parallel Claude Code subagents, the bottleneck is never "can they run without stomping each other's files." That's solved the moment eac…

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The debate here is missing a practical question: is the judge from the same model family as the agent it's judging? If both are Claude, you have shared-vulnerability risk. Prompt-i…

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The hvc1 and 10-bit failures a few comments up aren't a FFmpeg-wasm fallback thing, they're a WebCodecs browser-gap. Firefox's HEVC path is partial and 10-bit paths are worse. Chro…