buremba
Joined 15 years ago
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Jun 23
working on https://lobu.ai
github: https://github.com/buremba
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Comment · 13 days ago
I don't get how of the personal assistant can be useful without having to see my conversational data so this is great.
Do you know if running Whatsapp in Cloud risks your account to be banned?
I'm working on a similar tool, connecting all that data to build your context graph that knows all the people and conversations and expose it via MCP. https://lobu.ai/for/personal/
My approach is requiring you to have a home device where you keep your accounts open in a browser and observing the data from there. The same applies to Linkedin, Instagram, X etc. even reading my timeline to summarize what I need to know without me doomscrolling.
Comment · 23 days ago
Use bun when it's drop in replacement of npm, never use Bun API itself.
Comment · 1 month ago
being opinionated doesn't mean you can attack people you compete or don't like every other week
Comment · 2 months ago
Hi HN! I believe agents running on markdowns was the first step but instead of making the filesystem forkable/clonable I believe event sourcing on a real database is a better concept for agents to understand all the work that has been done, learn from its mistakes and self-improve. Happy to answer questions!
Comment · 2 months ago
No it doesn't and it's simply useless. They have been trying to enable publishers to charge scrapers so that's why they're pushing this path hard.
Comment · 3 months ago
I love the concept to use different harness frameworks in qm but a true multiplayer harness needs to support other agents and any MCP clients, including Cowork.
Making agents multiplayer is mostly a context problem. You could be using ChatGPT or a Slack bot, or a web interface and the agent needs to know you, your conversations in Cowork etc. so it can enable multi channel collaboration with your agents and your colleagues. We're working on it at https://lobu.ai
Comment · 3 months ago
What's the rust based tui that has same capability as opencode?
Comment · 3 months ago
Not really because you're not building a database or GUI app where using native elements & data structures help a lot with memory pressure.
TUI renderer is the one using the memory heavily so your terminal takes the heavy lifing. If you're managing the buffers and out-of-screen context good enough, Typescript can be pretty efficient.