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Show HN: Subagent-fleet – AI coding subagents across local Ollama machines

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Critical Thinking: The Architecture of Doubt

calltothink.com
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Show HN: Embenx – agentic memory layer for AI agents

github.com
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Show HN: OpenContext – Bring Your Own Coding Agent, Local-First, No Vendor Lock

github.com
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Show HN: I built a local-first timeboxing app that never leaves your computer

focusbox.dev
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akarnam37
·vor 9 Monaten·discuss
Thanks!

Yeah — I started with localStorage mostly because FocusBox’s data model is super lightweight (a few task objects + session state). It kept the initial version simple and easy to reason about.

That said, I’ve definitely thought about moving to IndexedDB (or a wrapper like Dexie) if/when I add features like session history or richer analytics.

sync — I’ve been exploring ideas around optional, user-controlled sync (Dropbox or even GitHub Gist). I love your approach of using 3rd-party storage rather than a backend — keeps things local-first but still portable.

how did you handle conflict resolution with Dropbox? That’s one piece I’ve been thinking through for sync.