hunterbrooks

Because LLMs afford us nearly limitless intelligence and effort...

This new era isn't like the shift from Terminal -> IDE, or even local -> cloud.

If you're an Engineer and looking to add more agents to your team's SDLC, please check out my startup, Ellipsis.dev (W24). We build a Managed Agent Platform that allows you to:

1. Spawn cloud agents via API, @tagging, cron, webhooks

2. Choose the model, harness, and prompts (we don't make or sell an agent)

3. Customize the cloud environments just like you would a VM

It's infrastructure for your "software factory"

I'm confused by your comment... are you a bot?

I'm confused by your comment... are you a bot?

I'm wishing you a swift recovery, JJ. Keep on fighting.

Agreed, refreshing to hear others share this feeling.

Timing is important here, LLM's raised awareness of ML techniques but we need to remember that most don't have traditional ML educations, so there'll be some "rediscovery" like Jev

Hi, I'm looking for a cofounder to build in this space. Will you get in touch if you're interested? Thanks

I could see Jev being great at finding key symbols in codebase before a code generation/code review task. I sent you guys an email (to hello@) about using Jev in Code Review for www.ellipsis.dev.

Bingo. It's a Psychology term for the part of our brain that reacts instinctively rather than thoughtfully and logically

Just signed up for strix, is it common for these type of products to want access to my Github repo's? Shouldn't the attack surface be outside them?

The YC app and how OAI trains models aren't connected in the slightest. Connecting those two dots is an emotional reaction.

In a time where emotions are running high and risks are real, we need to take emotion out of it as much as possible.

I think this is the key takeaway here, it's obviously a product for usage based customers