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NBenkovich

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About NBenkovich

Co-founder of Agyn, open-source Kubernetes runtime for AI agents.

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    Hey HN! Happy to share our work with you. The paper presents our system architecture, provides links to the sources, and compares our approach with solutions such as AWS Bedrock Ag…

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    Comment #48313574

    Got it! Thanks for answering!

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    Comment #48310864

    I will try it out. Can agents interact with systems?

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    How do agents work with memory? How do they look things up?

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    Got it! But what do you think about isolation of agents? If you use tmux, each agent has the same network, filesystem and etc

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    Comment #48248583

    what are the fundamental differences between Spec-Driven-Development and OpenSpec ( https://github.com/Fission-AI/OpenSpec )?

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    Comment #48246573

    Thanks for sharing! I like the analogy with climbers! Is OpenRig compatible with the A2A protocol?

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    Decomposition is definitely needed as tasks become more complicated. I’d prefer to define the desired state, get a decomposed breakdown of the gap between the current and desired s…

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    Thanks Joey! Really appreciate it. Zero-trust by default is a big part of how we’re designing Agyn, and OpenZiti fits that really well. We’re big fans of what you’re building. Woul…

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    Thanks a lot! Let us know if you have any questions!

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    Yes, Kubernetes only today. We're considering VM support given the demand we've seen, but no concrete plans yet. What is your use case?

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