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motakuk

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    Hi HN, Matvey from Archestra here. Recently, OpenAI shipped "Sites", a mini-apps AI builder. It's similar to "Databricks Apps" or Loveable. We worked on this concept for the last f…

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    Comment #48183543

    We do, it's a part of our hiring pipeline: https://archestra.ai/careers

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    Comment #48182111

    Would love to! Could you please share more? I can't quite see the issue

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    Comment #47832766

    At the end it's a company choice: do you buy BS metrics or you don't. We've recently decided to complicate life of AI bots in our repo https://archestra.ai/blog/only-responsible-ai…

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    Comment #46618327

    LightRAG, Archestra as a UI with LightRAG mcp

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    Show HN: Open-Source Gateway to Stop Tool-Abusing Prompt Injections

    Hi HN, Matvey, Ildar, Joey, and Dominik here. If you're building LLM agents that use tools, you're probably worried about prompt injection attacks that can hijack those tools. We w…

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    To some extent, but not 100%. We're working on several ideas in this direction, which we plan to include in the upcoming release. This includes the dual-LLM pattern and providing m…

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    Comment #45361319

    Hi Hacker News! Matvey, Ildar, Joey, and Dominik here. Anthropic introduced the Model Context Protocol (MCP) almost a year ago, and the community has built thousands of open-source…

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    Comment #42264144

    Regarding the "1% of cyanide" comment, I’d like to share another perspective :) Almost every tech company has private code—typically stored in private repositories. When working on…