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kirillklimuk

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    Comment #48925257

    If your goal is to use less overall tokens to solving a task, then spawning subagents is not the best idea. Generally, they will have to use more tokens to reach the same outcome, …

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    Comment #48835446

    also, batched commands do wonders. if the agent wants to make multiple changes at once, give it the facility to do so. this is done via --batch in the CLI and is especially importa…

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    Comment #48833701

    Same - but when I did a lot of work with these tools, it became clear to me they're a lot more trained on working with CLIs. There's just much more data available for them to train…

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    Comment #48833685

    Still working it out as I build more of these CLIs. That being said: - every single command you write MUST have a help text. that help text should also tell agents what the easiest…

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    Comment #48825763

    fair point! i've got some stats in the body of the github, and a skill that has the eval that i've built for it.

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    Comment #48825565

    Realistically... everyone's using it from students, to lawyers, to academics, and so on and so forth. And given that LibreOffice and Google Docs are pretty good nowadays and OOXML …

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    Comment #48825161

    honestly, worth a try! might be easier for the LLMs than authoring CLI commands.

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    Comment #48823980

    That's pretty cool!

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    Comment #48823970

    Yeah, I agree. Working on something like this for PDFs.

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    Comment #48823961

    Not really - if you wanna do a text replacement you can extract it yourself and do some work (or just use this CLI). The library is designed for longer workloads.

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    Comment #48823945

    If the reader needs the images, there's an explicit extract command that gets them into a folder. If the writer needs to update them, there's and explicit replace command and inser…

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    Comment #48821501

    I originally started this project just to build a TA agent for a professor who didn't have any TAs (my wife). So as you can imagine, it was critical that it could properly write co…

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    Comment #48043395

    Heya folks! I built docx-cli this past weekend because my wife was getting tired of doing repetitive, rubric-based grading. At 20-30 mins a student with ~25 students, this was a lo…

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    Comment #28694099

    We're building a way for people to build UIs using existing design systems without engineers. In the past, I've built this in a bespoke way at another company and ran into the prob…

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    Ask HN: What do you use for audit logging?

    Some companies we've been talking to have requested the ability to see audit logs for actions people take in product and we'd also like to see this for customer support reasons. We…

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    Comment #27740076

    As someone who used to work at Gusto: Two separate opt-ins are required - one from the employer for adding Truework to their account, one from the employee to share the information…

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    Comment #27713022

    Gusto's a great option (I'm a bit biased, having worked there for like 5 years).

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    Comment #8962000

    Seems like you won the pot. @vjeux will be giving a bigger talk about it tomorrow and he's the biggest contributor to the css project ( https://github.com/facebook/css-layout/graph…

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