maxalbarello

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context portability @context-use.com
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Comment · 3 months ago
Hey all!

I recently started building context-use (https://github.com/massimoalbarello/context-use) because i deeply believe each one of us has an amazing story to tell, which for the most part is never told. Unfortunately, there aren't enough Walter Isaacsons in the world.

Now, though, thanks to AI and a bit of guidance and taste from the subject, it's possible for each of us to have our own self-writing autobiography. Here is mine: https://massimo.context-use.com/p/about/intro

context-use is the child of Obsidian and Substack. It offers both a private "context vault" for me and my agents and a public "billboard" for the rest of the world to see who i am, what i did and what i care about.

I believe the current feed-like structures of social networks are too linear to express one's self. Also, there the incentives are biased towards getting the most likes, comments and all the other bullshit. There are better alternatives like Substack, but they look too editorial to me.

This is the place where you can be unfiltered.

Try hosting it yourself and lmk what you think :)

Comment · 4 months ago
congrats guys! how does the automated testing using ChatGPT/Claude clients work?
Comment · 5 months ago
What are you working on? Curious to hear more
Comment · 5 months ago
interesting! how do you review each other's plans? do you just copy-paste them into chat or something else?
Comment · 6 months ago
wondering if the problem is the teammates rubber-stamping or the tool/workflow being outdated
Comment · 6 months ago
that definitely helps but i'm wondering if that whole process (via an agent or via a human teammate) should be performed at the plan stage instead of the review stage. this should reduce the back and forth after the pr is opened (avoiding the delays and costs of running the CI several times)
Comment · 6 months ago
the telemetry hooks and the rest is great but i'm wondering why there isn't a service that takes care of all of this. seems to be a problem that everyone building CLI has
Comment · 6 months ago
rust, python and typescript mostly
Comment · 6 months ago
yeah but maybe there the stakes are not as high. although i guess it touches the military and so it might be

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