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juanre
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About juanre
I have left my job as the CTO of a German startup to solve the problem that has been obsessing me for several months now: coordination between agents.
The first results are at https://github.com/awebai/aweb (hosted at https://aweb.ai)
I sometimes write at https://juanreyero.com.
I can be emailed at juan at my personal site. I am also juanre at twitter.
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Comment #49228437
I built a general version of this, with global addresses and messaging between any terminal-based agent + MCP for browser agents. OSS if you want to run your own server at https://…
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Comment #49158686
Shameless plug: indeed, instead let the other person's claude talk directly to yours and figure things out. I've been working on a framework to enable this, https://aweb.ai (OSS, h…
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Comment #48530807
I am building agentic id and global, open agent-to-agent signed communication at https://aweb.ai
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Comment #48507858
It's a very poorly written way of saying that instead of storing your text it uses a hash of your text to sign. When you want to check the signature you only need to hash the text …
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Comment #48506987
Thanks! I had a lot of fun doing it. The signature includes a hash of the text, done at the browser so that the server does not have to see the content.
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Comment #48502412
I wrote it! I just haven't told anyone yet (nor tested it :-) This is a fun side-project, I don't have much time to play with it. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/possiblym…
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Comment #48501907
A couple of weeks ago I essentially failed the Turing test (took to be an AI). I found it a bit annoying, so I built Possibly Made By A Human. It tracks your keyboard use (not the …
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Comment #48423856
I am with you. Over the last 40 years I've spent a great many hours enjoying the process of creating software. I did a PhD in mechanical engineering, but the ductility of programmi…
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Comment #48361448
Exactly! I was considering writing it myself in order to discourage an arms race. I do not think the battle can be won, but it is certainly worth fighting. At least increase the fr…
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Comment #48361118
A few days ago I submitted something to HN and it was almost immediately flagged. I was later made aware that it probably was because someone had thought it had been written by an …
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Show HN: Bootstrap a team of coding agents from a template, OSS
I have spent the last few months working on infrastructure and tools to give agents global ids, and the ability to communicate. That is up and running now, but actually structuring…
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Comment #48285947
This sounds very right. My rule of thumb is at least 50% of the AI work is supervising, reviewing, guiding and bug-finding. A codex session that started a pretty significant chunk …
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Comment #48282504
A good Makefile goes a long way.
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Comment #48271854
There are many tools for orchestrating agents. I believe, however, that the key for agentic organizations is to give them the tools to coordinate themselves; you become a manager, …
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Comment #48185365
So the hard problem of consciousness is no more once you accept that we have souls. Which is essentially giving the problem a new name and burdening it with more historical baggage…
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Comment #48171251
I completely agree. It's more than 40 years since I wrote my first program, and I've never seen software that was first specified and then written and all was good. The most diffic…
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Comment #48088658
I am building https://aweb.ai ( https://github.com/awebai/aweb ) I was tired of copying/pasting between agents, so I gave them identities, and tools to talk to each other and share…
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