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Comment #48988457
Bloomberg shipped an official MCP server a few days ago... https://www.bloomberg.com/company/stories/closing-the-agenti...
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Comment #48721930
that’s just autocomplete when you type using a phone? Regardless of the semantics on language though, thoughts on the actual product?
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Comment #48718738
Yeah, naming clash clearly an issue but fundamentally different products. Epic just have the recognition over someone building OSS for the first time
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Comment #48717116
No worries, clearly better documentation would help!
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Comment #48717109
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Comment #48717080
you mean I started a newer account? This is my first time posting on HR for things… so I’m new here, play nice!
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Comment #48717075
hilarious, I literally did this today as part of the satellite repo “rac-ci” which has these in
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Comment #48717067
So it seems to work quite well, as it’s been dogfooding itself for the past month… but only time will tell!
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Comment #48716650
I’ll do better
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Comment #48716633
thanks! the mcp is a wrapper around the cli! You can run “rac explorer” if you have installed the extra: pip install 'rac-core[explorer]' in terms of UX, working on a couple of imp…
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Comment #48716443
I don’t follow - but appreciate the feedback, I’ll improve my comms about Lore / rac-core
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Comment #48716436
So rac doesn’t merge ADRs or infer that soft-deletes survive… supercession is managed by the status on one ADR saying Superseeded, and the other saying Supersedes. This is enforced…
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Comment #48715922
So the line shifts, but I see it as SDD manages the change (spec → tasks → ship, then archive it); Lore holds the durable decisions that every change after it has to respect. think…
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Comment #48715830
Regardless - the emdash predated LLMs … but that’s going way off topic!
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Comment #48715705
I wrote this, I just spend enough time with LLMs to sound like one
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Comment #48715611
I think the proxy angle is genuinely appealing for the reasons you give: team-level, no per-dev install, reshape every agent's context from one place. We went down that exact fork …