I use Claude Code CLI with my personal pro plan which has very limited quota. And since this was for my own "fun", I turned off the extra usage, good thing is my budget is protected, but it also required me to be constantly watching over my 5-hr usage limit whenever I am using opus or wanting to try let the agent handle longer automated tasks.
Having had enough of that, plus one time the agent just stopped responding due to hitting quota limit and leaving me to be cleaning up its mess in the repo because I cannot stand having that mess for another 4 hrs.
And instead of trying to manage my quota more carefully, I made this tool, taking inspiration from the great master oogway - From time to time, our agent needs to know it is their time to wrap up and stop.
I've been using it myself for some time now, and it has been pretty good, it doesn't solve the issue of not having enough quota, but it had saved me from having to dealt with messy agent leftovers a couple of times.
Hi, would love to know where you get that impression on 1 shot tool calling, was there concrete evaluation carried out? pretty new to this and was a bit lost when trying to compare models on different capabilities.
"Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst" (Robert Sapolsky)
I found it immensely helpful to understand about self and others, I have seen so many talented people ending up in awkward places due to lack of understanding of social dynamics.
Very interesting work! I've been playing with claude's hooks and this actually lines up to something I wanted to try for a tool of mine.
Were there any mac specific mechanism involved? Any blockers to port it to Linux?
Haven't used LLMs for assembly yet, I did try to use it on some DSLs with few docs, the results were much less impressive than those with popular, higher level languages AI companies scraped a gazillion repos for.
Having had enough of that, plus one time the agent just stopped responding due to hitting quota limit and leaving me to be cleaning up its mess in the repo because I cannot stand having that mess for another 4 hrs.
And instead of trying to manage my quota more carefully, I made this tool, taking inspiration from the great master oogway - From time to time, our agent needs to know it is their time to wrap up and stop.
I've been using it myself for some time now, and it has been pretty good, it doesn't solve the issue of not having enough quota, but it had saved me from having to dealt with messy agent leftovers a couple of times.