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mschwarz

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    Comment #48313131

    Yeah so right now OpenRig isn't trying to solve that problem yet, but thats a very interesting direction to take it someday. It currently assumes you the operator are running codin…

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    Comment #48299190

    Yes exactly, topologies, aka rigs are basically ways of organizing work that benefits from agent collaboration, but it unlocks many benefits. One of the main benefits is "Context D…

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    Comment #48298979

    Thanks! It doesn't use A2A but that might be a good roadmap item, there's a ton of overlap with it. OpenRig already has a lot of A2A like wiring built-in but simpler and intentiona…

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    Comment #48241144

    I posted a much earlier preview a few weeks ago. This version is the first one I’m actually inviting other agent-heavy developers to try, and I’d love feedback on where the mental …

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    Show HN: OpenRig – a control plane for multi-agent coding topologies

    Hi HN, I’m Mike, the founder of OpenRig. I built this because my Claude Code + Codex setup kept forming little "topologies" of long-lived agents that worked well together, but the …

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    Comment #47787508

    Yeah I can definitely relate with the snowballing. I am mostly building web apps (python/typescript) so ymmv. Have you tried to pair codex with claude? This is like the gateway dru…

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    Comment #47782107

    Day to day I run a dev pod (implementor + qa + frontend design), a review pod doing adversarial review with one Claude and one Codex, and an orchestrator pair. I think the best fle…

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    Comment #47773081

    OP here. Happy to answer questions or go deep on specifics. Some topics I've been asked about: tmux as a transport primitive (actually a pretty nice unlock), how snapshot/restore a…

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    Show HN: OpenRig – agent harness that runs Claude Code and Codex as one system

    I've been running Claude Code and Codex together every day. At some point I figured out you can use tmux to let them talk to each other, so I started doing that. Once they could co…

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    Comment #41107138

    Did you try llamaparse from Llamaindex? It’s a cloud service with a free tier. Recently switched to it from unstructured.io and it works great with the kinds of images and table gr…

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    Comment #40863790

    Why does the author claim that Adept was acquired by Amazon? The linked article says they hired away the CEO and key staff.

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    Comment #38937243

    I want this to be legit, but I fear we’ve entered the ICO phase of the AI boom

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    Comment #38335636

    He said 4 x 5000 daily, which is considered a large dose

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    Comment #36995749

    I have heard this claim before but I couldn’t follow the logic, genuinely would like to understand your perspective. So “late untreated borreliosis” is a “real thing” but if someon…

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    Comment #36995476

    Can you elaborate on the difference between the terms “late untreated borreliosis” and “chronic Lyme disease”? Borreliosis is just another name for Lyme disease. What distinction a…

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    Comment #36730281

    Reading this was very cathartic, I was nodding along and laughing as I had the exact same journey of WTF. And all along I just assumed I was 100% of the problem. Hearing this persp…

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    Comment #32653187

    There are many suggested treatments for inflammation, OP mentions “ginger”, my guess is that like everything else with the body certain treatments work for some people and not othe…

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    Comment #32652890

    It’s great to see more companies focusing on inflammation. Is it possible to create a device like a continuous glucose monitor but for inflammation?

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    Comment #9210016

    Reminds me of Forward Error Correction [1], a technique used by Satellite providers and even WAN optimization vendors like Silver Peak to "erase" packet loss events by injecting pa…