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my AI agent needed an email inbox to sign up for things, so I made a little self-service API for it just ask your agent: "get yourself an email inbox at ansible.to and send me a test email" (hat tip to @here_now for the inspiration)

retiring the old pfp until excitement returns for the world computer 🥲

@here_now @Cloudflare this is what inspired it all x.com/adamludwin/sta…

@here_now built entirely on @Cloudflare \o/ let me know if you want to play with it and I'll send you a discount code to upgrade your inbox for free

my AI agent needed an email inbox to sign up for things, so I made a little self-service API for it just ask your agent: "get yourself an email inbox at ansible.to and send me a test email" (hat tip to @here_now for the inspiration)

cloudflare, I need mail send beta plz

severance agent: silently swap the agent session at 9am until 5pm

@anselm_io @jazz_tools @inkandswitch nice! reminds me of how Stripe has iterated on their API for years while maintaining backwards compatibility

Fluid migrations are one of the most novel features of @jazz_tools v2. Inspired by @inkandswitch's Cambria paper, they re-imagine what migrations are: - not a stop-the-world global mutation - but bidirectional lenses (mappings) - translating between a pair of schema versions - that can be chained This solves the problem of backwards and forwards compatibility of old and new clients in a local-first distributed apps. It's also good for any kind of app: whether you're a single dev with a horde of Claudes, or a large org continuously rolling out features behind feature-flags, everyone is shipping more app features in parallel. And fluid migrations remove the last coordination bottleneck there (schema evolution). But the novelty also means that we have to work out the developer experience around fluid migrations from scratch. This is partly the CLI workflows that we're iterating on and partly good docs that make the concept intuitive. Yesterday, I woke up to this sick interactive diagram that Joe (who does our docs and carries the Discord server) built, which lets you play through different scenarios of schema and client versions and shows clearly how the migration lenses translate appropriately. Link below if you want to play with it yourself. Soon, we will probably incorporate a version of this into the Jazz inspector, so you can reason about the exact schema versions and how your own data gets translated in your app. Let me know if this made sense or if you have any questions!

@davidcrawshaw that and the current spend/balance would be great, have had many interruptions with insufficient balance errors not realizing I was using it up so quickly

@frolic I think it's really important people try the best models, that's why we lead with them. I would certainly like to use cheaper models more somehow (there are techniques). I'll poke around and see if we can make model selection more obvious without making it too intrusive.

@davidcrawshaw small request: can you make the default model something less expensive? just ran out two top-ups way too quickly with opus as the default, and it's not so intuitive to change this been using deepseek v4 to great effect (it's not opus but it's wayyy cheaper)

@RasmusNielsen @shahruz

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me rewriting my agent's system prompt and memory

great messaging, guys

@SecureHabboNFT 👋 can you check your DMs?

if you want to play with your own discord-native AI agent, ping me! I have a harness (built on pi) I've been working on for the last month that needs some more testers

I'm using AI so much to keep track of my life and the main friction is the chat interface. It would be so much better if I had the same AI capability but in a Siri-style interface.

a CI job with an LLM call that makes sure docs reflect code

@enjojoyy try em all on exe.dev, let Shelley set it up for you

What's the easiest way to host an autonomous agent for a non-technical person currently? (Openclaw, Hermes, Pi etc.)

u ok claude

@max_spero_ Their bubble tea cream puffs are sooo good

Spotted some interesting street advertising