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vshulcz
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GitHub: https://github.com/vshulcz
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That's why I ended up creating two forced paths for this. First, the SessionStart hook aggressively introduces context immediately after loading, completely bypassing the agent's r…
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I intentionally used a dictionary for this. When I dig into old sessions, I'm usually looking for a very specific token (the exact error string, the unique function name, a specifi…
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This is a fair point of view and ofc it should be taken into account. When called automatically, a small overview (~2 KB) of the imported sessions is included in the context. Howev…
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My particular interest in deja was that I found a combination that I couldn't find on this list: zero dependencies, zero LLM calls, verbatim text search, proactive secret cleanup a…
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Yes, ctx is the closest cousin here. I actually linked it in my top comment. This causes a very similar itch, but we went a slightly different route regarding some implementation d…
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Hi HN. I built deja after watching Claude Code and Codex debug the same problems more than once. The annoying thing was that the answer usually already existed somewhere in my old …
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the variant-types-for-dispatch thing is a nice tradeoff, makes sense. honestly the strongest pitch in there is the "write the hot module in nimic instead of dropping to c/rust/cyth…
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The line I'd push on is "valid Python that runs unmodified in CPython." True at the syntax level, but the speedup isn't really coming from Nim as a backend, it comes from how much …
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Even past the TLS point (CDNs terminate TLS, so they can read the body) there's a harder problem nobody's solved: to cache a QUERY the cache has to fold the body into the cache key…