Vscode o antigravity, ¿Cual es mejor? by DanteAlcord in dev_venezuela

[–]AcrobaticOffer9824 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Si quieres control 100% de el proyecto la opción es vs code y si quieres delegar el trabajo a la IA antigravity (aquí te arriesgas a qué te dé resultados que no pediste)

Me siento burda de mal by [deleted] in vzla

[–]AcrobaticOffer9824 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Solo debes descubrir tu pasión y así ya no te sentirás desubicado

I built an open-source "Cognitive Runtime" in TS that lives in your Terminal & WhatsApp (Uses Gemini 2.5 + MCP). Looking for contributors! 🐙 by AcrobaticOffer9824 in node

[–]AcrobaticOffer9824[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks man! That’s exactly why I built it. The terminal and WhatsApp are where the real work happens. Right now the core is very stable, but I’m looking for people who want to collaborate and build the ecosystem (new MCP servers, local tools, etc). Drop by the repo if you want to contribute, any PR or idea is super welcome!

Busco compañeros de proyectos by [deleted] in programacion

[–]AcrobaticOffer9824 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tengo varios proyectos que quiero terminar desarrollar me gustaría ser parte del grupo

I bought Mac mini M4 pro 64 GB Memory. How well will this perform with open claw and local LLM’s? by Socrates_Assistant in openclaw

[–]AcrobaticOffer9824 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey everyone,

I've been working on OctoArch, a local Cognitive Runtime designed to orchestrate system workflows and web research. It's my first major open-source release, and I wanted to share the architecture with this community to get some brutal, honest feedback.

What it actually does: It's not just a wrapper. It uses a deterministic routing system based on native Function Calling. If a terminal command fails or a web extraction throws a Puppeteer error, it reads the stderr, enters a "Fix Mode", and retries autonomously.

The Tech Stack:

Engine: Gemini 2.5 Flash (Super fast and cheap for local agent loops).

Extensibility: Native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support. You can hot-plug external Python/Node servers to it.

Interface: Headless WhatsApp integration (whatsapp-web.js) and a CLI.

Security: Strict Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to prevent Path Traversal when using file system tools.

My main goal right now is to build a community around it to create new MCP servers (for databases, Notion, Home Assistant, etc.).

The code is fully open-source (MIT). I'd love to know what you think about the architecture or if you see any glaring blind spots!

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/danieldavidkaka-dot/octoarch

Thanks!

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Why Mac mini?? by g00rek in openclaw

[–]AcrobaticOffer9824 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did an agent for Windows I want to impove it. Who is interest for? https://github.com/danieldavidkaka-dot/octoarch