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i like the terminal UI and otel integrations - what tasks are you using this for today?

i have seen a ton of good ones, and they all have ups and downs. I think rather than focusing on frameworks though, I'm trying to dig into what goes into them, and what's the tradeoff if you…

i'll add that on-prem is getting 10-100x easier than it was 10-20 years ago (still very hard), and "i want to run this in my own datacenter" is becoming accessible to much smaller compa…

I think most code sandboxes like e2b etc use Jupyter kernels because they come with nice built in stuff for rendering matplotlib charts, pandas dataframes, etc

i am very long on TS as the future of agent applications. nice work team

interesting take - thanks for reading our story- here's to the future of human-aided-bash-novices not munging our PATHs up

I think these are fair comparisons to make. I think the value is less in the slack api integration - anyone can plug in a slack client in afternoon. When you get to timeouts, escalations, and routing …

is that because of more deterministic AI flows like llm-as-judge, rag reranker, post-eval, etc? do you think something like langgraph state is sufficient?

i like this idea - runtime inference based on past responses that gets smarter dynamically is a really interesting space

we are certainly out here

lol this is why i come to this site

you get it

lol i like LLord I might steal that

awesome - glad to hear it resonates

BRB rebranding to meatgap.dev

yeah I think that's right - we put humanlayer in between the non-deterministic (LLM Decision) and the deterministic code (tool execution logic)

hmm, like, i love simplicity, and I'm open to other approaches, but I specifically wanted to solve the "send an email to an AI Agent" sort of concept, and give that agent rails to talk …

this is interesting. I will have to think more about how humanlayer can support an MCP integration/wrapper, it's not immediately obvious to me i do think that AI-calling-tools is insufficien…

helpful - thanks! I have played with temporal a bit but have this thought that since most AI tools represent state as just a rolling context window, maybe you don't have to serialize and entire c…

i mean control loops are good but you don't need hundreds of them

hah yeah I don't know how soon we will be on great accuracy for the latter, for things like "send an email", people tend to just block everything for approval, because clicking approve …

thanks - fixed! emailed you separately

yeah it's an interesting point. I can only guess that we didn't do a good enough job of learning from the humans while they were doing their jobs...seems like traditional ML or even LLM tech…

very cool - come ping us in discord happy to help out - we did do a demo w/ dendrite/stagehand a few weeks back where the AI can pull you into a browserbase session OR just ping you in plain…

I think a lot about the low code side and how we can make that work...at the end of the day that looks like a feature/integration into other platforms and that means a lot of matching opinions&#x…

yeah this is cool. I saw a couple other people posting about this idea. I know some other folks working on "sourcing the humans" or doing a marketplace style thing. Thoughts on things like P…

thanks - great catch. cool service :)