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animeshchouhan
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About animeshchouhan
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Socials: - linkedin.com/in/animesh-chouhan - github.com/animesh-chouhan - x.com/animeshsingh38
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Comment #49628948
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Comment #49613635
fixed it!
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Comment #49612171
we have the wrapper orchestrator + additional specialized tools. so yeah we are better than just wrappers.
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Comment #49612151
haha nice catch but this is about development speed
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Comment #49612145
we are building tool plane integrations around the same. stay tuned!
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Comment #49612139
we are building tool plane integrations around the same. stay tuned!
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Comment #49611879
wait are you the mitxela from youtube fluid simulation pendant video
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Comment #49611817
when LLM calls are the bottleneck, the programming language stops mattering.
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Comment #49611798
the website isn't the product. try copperhead and judge the engineering :)
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Comment #49611076
not quite. copperhead operates on its own hardware IR, compiles verified KiCad files and generates manufacturing outputs. we're also building a design house around it to close the …
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Comment #49610941
not quite. copperhead operates on its own IR, which then compiles to KiCad files.
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Comment #49610910
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Comment #49610901
soon :)
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Comment #49610614
we're developing https://copperbench.org - an open-source benchmark for evaluating ai agents on real, verifiable hardware design tasks.
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Comment #49610515
fair critique but copperhead works as a feedback loop: design, verify, revise and repeat. closer to an engineering control loop than waterfall with an agent on top :)
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Comment #49610492
copperhead isn't just a wrapper around claude or gpt. it combines model intelligence with its own hardware IR, deterministic engines and continuous verification.
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Comment #41848977
Thank you so much for the constructive feedback! > This presentation seems bizarre... My thought process was setting the context of how the problem would be solved by pen/paper and…