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SafeDusk

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About SafeDusk

Building https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami and https://github.com/aperoc/op-grep.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47131130

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    Comment #47043536

    Very cool! Excited to incorporate this into https://toolkami.com which is built upon RLM. Thanks for the great work!

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    Comment #46954152

    Am excited about RLM too! That's why I built https://toolkami.com so that people can try it easily for agentic workflows.

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    Comment #46940928

    Working on https://toolkami.com that enables plug and play Recursive Language Model for increased context size and better recall.

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    Comment #46920503

    Sandboxing is going to be of growing interests as more agents go “code mode”. Will explore this for https://toolkami.com/ , which allows plug and play advanced “code mode” for AI a…

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    Comment #46850901

    If I were to add, "winter" is the best time to find snow, and there is enough snow for everyone.

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    Comment #46819831

    Not surprised OpenAI is not there, I struggled so much with telemetry in Codex that I had to build my own one Codex Plus ( https://github.com/aperoc/codex-plus ) -_- Seems like it …

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    Comment #46740173

    These can also be observed through OTEL telemetries. I use headless codex exec a lot, but struggles with its built-in telemetry support, which is insufficient for debugging and opt…

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    Comment #46701116

    Using https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami which just spins up a worktree with pre-configured Docker containers.

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    Comment #46687410

    Sad that a lot of these are for Claude Code and not Codex which I uses more, so I started https://github.com/aperoc/codex-plus which has telemetry built-in, now moving to build a R…

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    Show HN: Codex Plus – Turbocharged OpenAI Codex for Headless Workflows

    I use codex exec a lot, but it struggles with its built-in telemetry support, which is insufficient for debugging and optimization. codex-plus provides a CLI entry point that mirro…

  12. story
    Ask HN: Identity crisis as a software engineer because of AI

    I had to note down my feeling and I wonder if this resonates. Plenty of engineers are struggling with their identity in this new age. Anxiety shows up even among the best of us, an…

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    Comment #45758269

    hehe thanks! as a self taught AI engineer, might take awhile =D

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    Comment #45754961

    UV script enabled me to distribute a MCP client or server in a single file[0]. [0]: https://blog.toolkami.com/mcp-server-in-a-file/

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    Comment #45754831

    I think both Cursor and Cognition and going in the same direction of SWE-grep[0]. SWE-grep was able to hit ~700tokens/s and Cursor ~300token/s, hard to compare the precision/recall…

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    Comment #45728095

    Not sure man, I specifically stated this in my README way before this post: https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami/blob/main/README.md#comma... . I mean it's not much, but the concept …

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    Ask HN: What are you doing this week?

    What are your plans for the week? Feel free to share! And don’t forget, rest counts as a plan too.

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    Comment #45727563

    One of the core design principles at https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami

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    Comment #45690789

    Great to see progress being made here! I had tons of fun using AlphaEvolve to optimize Perlin Noise[0] [0]: https://blog.toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-style/

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    Comment #45626679

    I recommend reading Shopify CEO Tobi's try[0] for good example of how Ruby's block behavior and meta-programming makes it easy to create a single file, shell wrapper. [0]: https://…

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    Comment #45626617

    And I'm looking for a problem to spend my next decade on ...

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    Comment #45626603

    Inspired by SWE-grep, I've started a repo to educate myself on it here https://github.com/aperoc/op-grep . I've drafted an architecture, with the steps mainly as so: 1. Collect act…

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    Comment #45623170

    I like to think of subagents as “OS threads” with its own context and designed to hand off task to. A good use case is Cognition/Windsurf swe-grep which has its own model to grep c…

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    Show HN: Open SWE-grep for fast, high-precision code context

    Starting an exploratory version of SWE-Grep[0] since it doesn't look like they will do it. It is now just a simple RNN model with synthetically generated datasets. Have a look and …