I have yet to run into a project where I felt like I needed this and was worth justifying the latent worry about it disappearing or micromanaging quota usage. Heard about massive refactors or ports that were compressed into days but I'm wondering if it's really worth the inference cost.
This led me down a bit of a rabbit hole and today I've learned of the ⎘ symbol. I feel like there has been a bit of a terminal / TUI renaissance and I'm now on the huntdown for more aesthetic looking non-emoji Unicode symbols to use in my projects.
This is awesome! I had no idea you could do this sort of thing, thanks for sharing. I've incorporated into my design system because of how well it fits: https://msradam.github.io/lokta/
The inertia of switching. At least for me, being able to maintain the same UX and configuration for agentic coding is a benefit. I have access to internal models at work where I use a LiteLLM proxy with Claude Code, so no Anthropic models, but I can maintain the same .claude between personal and work machines. Though I'm definitely open to a non-Anthropic harness if it's a clear win.
I have enjoyed using this framework in my personal and work projects, having a reliable stateful workflow for AI models while getting free observability. I stitched a tool that allows mounting a Burr state machine as an MCP, giving agents a rail to follow, and no matter how complex the state machine gets the MCP tools are constrained to state machine navigation: https://github.com/msradam/theodosia
I am currently working on skills-to-state-machine conversions, since a lot of popular skills out there are already written as phases for an AI model to follow, so it would be great to leverage the explicit functionality of Burr to make that more reliable. Thank you for this amazing project.
At least BZPower, the Bionicle / Lego review fansite, is still going strong. Same exact site layout too. I really needed their consult before a Toys R Us visit.
The line "Miniso publicly apologized for pretending to be Japanese" made me giggle. It reminds me of how Häagen-Dazs is not even any particular Danish / Scandinavian word, just completely made up to sound exotic and premium. It worked though, had no clue it was made up til very recently.