How are agents authenticated? I searched the docs for authentication and mcp (one of the protocols which, among other things, handles some pieces of authentication/authorization) but didn't see any results. What did I miss?
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Apache Burr: Build reliable AI agents and applications
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Re: Apache Burr: Build reliable AI agents and applications
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#93Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you include the following: https://github.com/gitsense/chat/blob/main/base-state/analyz... In your chat with AI, include the above file and let it know what your requirements are and I can create the analyzer and include it. You can also think of my tool as data prepping tool. So if you have a clear prompt the AI can review the file during analysis and remove all unnecessary code so the extracted metadata will the…
> If a developer wanted to change X, would these keywords help them find this file? I think the best way to generate these is with a sub-agent. Tell it to try and solve a problem that involves editing this file, and see what it starts grepping for. This ties in with this idea that the tools and designs should be what comes naturally to the LLM, i.e. what it's already been trained on. And the most straightforward way…
My solution has a natural self improvement loop. Once you have finished a task, you just ask the agent "If you had more information, how would you have finished the task sooner and/or better?" This was how I came about the rust blast radius brain.
I need to modify OpenAI's Codex agent to support slash commands that can help humans better guide agents, and I needed a solution with the least impact. They don't accept contributions so I need to plan for syncing with the upstream.
Re: Apache Burr: Build reliable AI agents and applications
#94Is this comparable to https://dspy.ai/ ?
Definitely not.
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#95Didn't bother reading more after seeing the vibeslopped landing page that took Also "700+ Discord Members" is not any type of endorsement of a technology or service.
They're all looking the same now. The AI version of bootstrap.
Re: Apache Burr: Build reliable AI agents and applications
#96I don't know. This is a very naive version of what reliable AI agents are all about.
Reliable means "can it finish the job that was tasked to do". It certainly has nothing to do with state machines.
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#97Was this built using https://vorpus.github.io/performativeUI/?
It hits every AI generated landing page trope possible.
Or was it done ironically?
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#98of course the page is some disposable garbage generated by Claude code that doesn't even try to work without JavaScript. at least it's on brand.
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#100Wow, such a un-apache-y homepage I've ever seen, vs. the canonical one: https://httpd.apache.org/ (And wow, they still keep releasing it!)
it looks like it was built using the satire vibecoding components listed here yesterday https://vorpus.github.io/performativeUI/