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Comment #47788546
Oh nice, that separate SSE event seems like a big improvement for UX.
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Comment #47779215
Nice! Glad it’s making the list.
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Comment #47777843
The middleware being adapted from LangChain DeepAgents is interesting... there's a known issue with LangChain's summarization middleware where model.invoke calls during compression…
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Comment #47774241
Nice! Yeah, maybe adding it as a quick config could be very helpful to embed it into Rekal's structure.
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Comment #47758266
I think that'd be cool, maybe just a simple config option in pyproject.toml or a .rekal/config.yml would cover most use cases: they could default to 0.4/0.4/0.2 but could be overri…
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Comment #47756431
Genuinely useful. One question: how does Stork rank MCP servers? Is it just stars or something more? Asking because I've been tracking GitHub imports across around 13k active AI re…
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Comment #47756377
The hybrid search scoring is really well thought out. One question: are the 0.4/0.4/0.2 weights fixed or configurable? To me it feels like different use cases would want different …
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Comment #47756309
Really interesting project. One thing: why not just save the eviction state to a file automatically when the session ends, and just load it the next time you run context-surgeon in…
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Comment #47736186
The multi-agent coordination problem is real. i've been running claude code solo all week and even that gets messy. Spinning up 5 agents that actually talk to each other cleanly so…
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Comment #47736129
Cool tool. Anthropic's managed agents API is powerful, but without a UI, you're essentially flying blind. I've been scraping GitHub this week, and agents are dominating: 63% of act…
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Comment #47692154
yeah exactly, all the data was already there, just needed something to surface it. happy it's useful
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