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kirby88

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    Show HN: Conversations as a first class citizen in AI coding agent

    vix treats conversations as a first class citizen and allows you to fork/trim anywhere, navigate back and forth in one key stroke.

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    Comment #47792158

    Claude code is closed source as well (at least before the leak). But point taken thank you.

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    Comment #47791764

    Using a virtual filesystem to minify source code and let the LLM evolve in the minified space gives surprisingly good results and reduce tokens by 20 to 40% (depends on the languag…

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    Comment #47740759

    I've been building an AI coding agent that using the exact same prompt than claude code, but uses a virtual filesystem to minify source code + the concept of stem agents (general a…

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    Show HN: I built an AI coding agent 50% cheaper than Claude Code (same prompts)

    I built vix, an AI coding agent that uses a virtual filesystem to minify source code so the LLM always works in the minified space, and the concept of stem agents that allows for o…

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    Comment #47678979

    I wonder how that compare to harness methods like MAKER https://www.cognizant.com/us/en/ai-lab/blog/maker

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    Comment #26894030

    I don't think so, you just forgot to add the remote server address. If you run `system "git", "ls-remote", " --upload-pack=$(touch hello) git@github.com:torvalds/linux.git", "HEAD"…

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    Comment #26893957

    You explained what this option is, I was asking why.

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    Comment #26881351

    I had the same reaction as you... it looks like the vulnerability is coming from git, that's a very dangerous behavior.

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    Comment #26880702

    I still don't get why the --upload-pack option execute its content... Seems pretty dangerous to me. How did you find that out?