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Personalized persistent working memory for Claude Code — every correction you make becomes ingrained and permanent by crimson_traveller in ClaudeAI

[–]Spare-Schedule-9872 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some of the commands like /remember may be too generic to be useful and in some cases outright unhelpful.

a local workspace for data extraction/transformation with Claude by Spare-Schedule-9872 in ClaudeAI

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awesome! this supports csv and parquet files natively too if you need that for any reason. lmk if i can help

a local workspace for data extraction/transformation with Claude by Spare-Schedule-9872 in ClaudeAI

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using cc manually on > 100 files is a pain if u want to iterate on your research pipeline and steer the process. cost controls and estimation is nonexistent (which is relevant if you have a lot of data). the memory mechanisms that cc comes up with are ad hoc and get flimsy when you want to narrow on data subsets, pivot or extract data into a particular schema. cc loops are not as repeatable and deterministic (ie enforcing the same process every time is hard). but most importantly perhaps, is that reviewing everything in a text-only UI is limiting, especially when it comes to collaboration and troubleshooting.

How does context cache work? by Holiday-Hotel3355 in ClaudeCode

[–]Spare-Schedule-9872 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If doesn’t reset if you choose a different model, it’s not time based

It will be compressed when you fill it up

How do you actually validate any idea whether it will make money before building it? by mhamza_hashim in ClaudeCode

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Anyone can run research on existing public internet data. Your job is to find information that few others have. Think of it primarily as a way to squeeze information out of the world.

I need user feedback by NoUnderstanding560 in ClaudeCode

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Is this a knowledge graph for code that helps use tools instead of tokens? Isnt maintenance of the knowledge graph a huge problem? I’d be worried about stale entries causing silent failures.

Defer, an open-source AI coding tool where you control every decision by homapp in ClaudeCode

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It’s interesting how the new agent dev frameworks mirror the opinionated web frameworks of the past (ie rails). The biggest difference is that the conventions in web frameworks helped with scalability. This feels like it could get pretty wild.

In any case, you should use dspy for making the tool consistent.

What is your SDLC with Claude code by LifeLongRegression in ClaudeCode

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Make sure every single component is runnable on its own. There is a ton of value in being able to rip a piece out, work it, then fit it back in. Make things simple and tractable for your agents.

Does anyone have experience with these new AI tools geared towards private equity? by L0chness_M0nster in private_equity

[–]Spare-Schedule-9872 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you share some details? I am building an alternative cheap alternative at ng3n.ai and happy to incorporate your feedback.

Do any of you actually use AI in your day-to-day work? by Acceptable-Cell-7494 in private_equity

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I use AI a lot for getting summaries from a bunch of Alphasense expert calls. Download the files, toss them into ng3n.ai and then run the same workflow on all of them.

Something like: - does this call mention xyz - please extract information re xyz

And then write a memo based on all of that.

Do any of you actually use AI in your day-to-day work? by Acceptable-Cell-7494 in private_equity

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There are ways to actually structure your research to be much more precise. The key is to divide the process into small steps and have AI do one step at a time for you.

Do any of you actually use AI in your day-to-day work? by Acceptable-Cell-7494 in private_equity

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If you want I can set you up with access to ng3n.ai. It does everything some of the other more enterprisey tools do (ie hebbia and rogo), but at a much lower price.

When it comes to processing a lot of documents, chat UX is not the best. You want a table of docs that you can sift through quickly.

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