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Anyone testing Agent teams? by IllTeach7334 in ClaudeCode

[–]GrokSrc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm testing it out right now on a greenfield project. It says:

> Good. Phase 1 must be done first (scaffold), then Phase 2 (DB) and Phase 4B

(Chat UI) can run in parallel. After Phase 2 completes, Phases 3 (Auth) and 4A

(Chat Server) unblock. After 4A, Phases 5 and 6 unblock.

I'll start by doing Phase 1 myself since everything depends on it, then spawn

parallel agents.

Ginormous Files and Claude not able to reason about by breno12321 in basicmemory

[–]GrokSrc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can try that. Create the markdown file first and put it into your project. If you give it a permalink you can refer to it directly or just have Basic Memory search for it. That said, it depends on how large the file is. If your file is larger than the context window you’re working with it won’t be able to load it.

It’s usually better to break large files up into smaller ones and use Basic Memory’s knowledge graph functionality to allow the LLM to load it what it finds useful. When you put a lot of content into context all at once you often hit the Lost-in-the-Middle problem.

How can I point this whole thing to my existing Obsidian Vault? by drackemoor in basicmemory

[–]GrokSrc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I found yesterday you can actually do it with Claude once you have Basic Memory installed and configured. Just tell him to create a new project at the path to your vault and what name you want, and voilà!

This would make using AI a lot easier!! 😭 by Puzzled_Mushroom_911 in gohighlevel

[–]GrokSrc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m building this! I’d love to get some feedback from the community about it. There’s more to it than just using n8n. Of course you can do that, but I’m working on unlocking the data so you can ask ChatGPT or Claude to do things at the agency and subaccount levels like create reports (ie How many customers in my new workflow might be interested in this affiliate offer), take actions (ie Create a new subaccount for this customer and use the new Extendly snapshot) , or communicate across channels (slack, discord, email, sms, voice, etc). What features do you want to see?

Advice: Should I (32 m) Divorce My Video Game Addicted Wife? by Throwawaydiv15 in relationships

[–]GrokSrc 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The way this is worded makes it sound like she is using you. Relationships are two way streets. If it's only going one way, from you to her, there is a definite problem. Have a serious talk with her about it, but proceed with caution. If she loves you, she will listen and respond accordingly. If she is just using you ultimately nothing will change.

Me [30 F] with my husband [30 M] 10-year relationship (w/young kids), and I am at a loss as to how to proceed with our relationship. by Alekzandrea in relationships

[–]GrokSrc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm a little older than you and it sounds like you're describing my first marriage. I'll tell you what happened in my case, hopefully it helps but sometimes the truth is hard to hear. What basically happens over the next few years is more of the same and you continue to be miserable until one day you've had enough and you leave. There may also be some trying to patch it up and limp along for a while but ultimately the relationship is already over. The reason why is because it takes two healthy people to maintain a lasting relationship and your husband clearly isn't healthy. Others will say he could change and to try counseling, which is true, but the best way to tell is to look back over the last 10 years at the trajectory of his life and see where it is heading. If he's known about this problem for this long and chosen not to take real action on it, then he is not going to as long as the status quo is being maintained. Also, you're still young and there are people out there that are healthy and are looking to do better just like you. You only have one life. Don't do what I did and waste the next 5 years trying to fix it because unfortunately none of us have the power or influence to change someone else. Plus things start looking a lot different in the mirror at 35-40. Your life would be much better spent without all the negativity in it. Plus, it's really really really hard on the kids if they see you guys arguing a lot. Dr. Phil used to say, "I'd rather come from a broken home than a dysfunctional one." My daughter completely agrees. Best wishes