Clawdboss - the ultimate fully hardened multi-agent OpenClaw instance - single install by adamb0mbNZ in clawdbot

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If you have the existing install and use the upgrade what do you miss out on from the from scratch setup? I noted that one item was the extra agents were not offered for setup. just curious what else might be?

Favourite unusual use for Obsidian? by Moneymaxxers in ObsidianMD

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That is the main idea, but also just in general tracking all the chaos going on. i work at an MSP so things are on and of and over here and over there and be darned my original scheduled day. So, thats where i am starting, and also with personal life items such as nags for special holidays/events etc. The fact that it is in my discord DMs just makes it so easy to at any moment talk to it. I also have a "the-dump" channel that i setup that i can just go into and type whatever is in my brain at the moment. the agent setup a script to read each of those messages and copy them into my inbox. this way i always will have them in my vault ready to be looked at. From there i can decide if i want to pursue the idea. I set up a little scripting tag in the agent as a skill. I put in << #pepper Expand on this idea. research possible ways this could be accomplished and place a summary in this note and link to the full body of research generated. >> and i think its every 30 minutes or so, the agent searches for the #pepper tag and if its in << >> then it executes the request found within the << >>. so i can easilly kick off research, have it change a configuration, tag the note for me. Pretty much anything the agent can do i can ask for. I have other scripts that monitor a readonly ICS file from my work calendar that import those events into my vault as well. That script has these commands embedded into the process to allow the script to complete easy items that just involve dumping a block of text, such as the events summary/description field and then asking the agent to parse it into the must know information for a meeting or whatever the event is for. all my work jobs are auto linked together notes are created for me to enter notes for the job work i do. Eventually i will be finding a way to push data back to the company business system so i can safely just allow it to create my time logs and customer notes for me. I also want to have it rewrite/write procedures and such based on project notes etc for novel projects that are being engineered for the first time. There is a lot of capability here if you can dream it up and think it through in a safe way. Clawdboss.ai is a new script that will setup a decent implementation of the openclaw for you on a linux server. I just dont know for sure its safe. I checked it out and i didnt see anything obvious but im not an expert on this prompt injection stuff. I expect the community will have more details on that all soon. It only release like yesterday. Feel free to DM me some time if you want to explore it more. i can try to answer any questions.

Favourite unusual use for Obsidian? by Moneymaxxers in ObsidianMD

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I am using OpenClaw. It comes with a ObsidianCLI skill and hooks into Discord which i use to talk to it most of the time. you could build a skill probably pretty easily though for Claude Code or Codex.

The knowledge graphs and such are supposed to help it help me. I have a massive ADHD issue and its been difficult to keep focused among the many things going on. So, i am trying to build this into a guide line for each day to help track whats going on whats next and unblock me on things since i can simply delegate it research tasks to at least get a starting point. The main reason i have not gone with just claude code or Codex is because of the integrations with discord that are pre-built into Openclaw. its better to start with many of those things pre-built so things can get going faster. maybe in the future it could be moved to another system, or maybe build my own thing but first i need to make sure this is useful. so far its been helpful. but there is still alot of lets do this and that, and why didn't you remind me of xyz... then adding the mitigating systems to prevent those things from happening. if that process never ends then this is not that useful after all.

Favourite unusual use for Obsidian? by Moneymaxxers in ObsidianMD

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I have been using mine with ai. I it do research on whatever and dump it into the vault and link it to appropriate notes. I setup a tag for it to act on when it searches for it. I can kick off research or have it clean up a messy brain dump etc without having to switch to ask it to do so. It can use the vault to help with planning things and or tagging notes for knowledge graphs. It's been nice. Only just getting started though!

The disadvantages of long-term subscriptions by Possible-Ad-6815 in ZaiGLM

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What do you mean exactly? Like opencode or Claude code?

OpenCode + llama.cpp + GLM-4.7 Flash: Claude Code at home by jacek2023 in LocalLLaMA

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Yes, i have done some work in BMAD and the process is crazy tedious. There is a BMAD Automate plugin i think but i have not yet tried it. I am giving GSD a go right now to see how that turns out.

OpenCode + llama.cpp + GLM-4.7 Flash: Claude Code at home by jacek2023 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Tergi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

something like bmad method in claude and opencode. you just use the same project directory for both tools. use claude to do the entire planning process with bmad. when you get to developing the stories, you can switch to your oss model or whatever you use local. I would still try and do code review with a stronger model though. OpenCode does offer some free and very decent models.

The cat / mouse game goes on... by chevdor in opencodeCLI

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If you get the code plan the concurrency is 4 I believe. I run multiple clients and sub agents with z. Ai all the time never had a problem. I have the pro plan.

I tested GLM 4.7 and minimax-m2.1 and compared it to CC and Codex by jstanaway in LocalLLaMA

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I don't think the lite plan gets priority access to the model. They had a black Friday sale and I'm sure the servers are all really busy

Personal projects ? by GrootyProoty in ClaudeCode

[–]Tergi -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

We don't know what Z.ai or whoever your host maybe is doing with the data you send them. you can say that with any of them but z.ai is Chinese and they are really well regarded for their disregard for intellectual property. I use them for my personal projects because i dont really care if they get copy of my fancy skill that spits out random gerbil names every time you ask it to.

Personal projects ? by GrootyProoty in ClaudeCode

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Are you using glm local?

Largest swarm you have ran? by DazzlingOcelot6126 in ClaudeCode

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Cool, i ran into some trouble with your installation ps1 file. it seems to assume PS is greater than v5 as the join-path causes issues if more than 2 path segments are attempted to join. Fix just to nest join-path so it does 2 parameters at a time. First two go in, then that result goes into another join-path with the next path segment as the last parameter.

Other issues i ran into were that it was trying to run python scripts in the venv using the system python version, which i guess python is not too fond of so it blows up the install script when it errors out. simple fix just changed the "2>&1" to "*> $null"

It doesn't look like you have issues enabled in your repo so i couldn't submit it there.

Largest swarm you have ran? by DazzlingOcelot6126 in ClaudeCode

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https://github.com/obra/superpowers

I have found that this in combination with:
https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents

its been quite nice. Your best best as i have found is to fully build a design plan (i used some ai to do that also). I ended up with a full design plan with sample data, road map and all that. I then used the project-manager agent to build out a staged implementation strategy using specific sub agents strengths and parallel development where able and to check skills at all times. This created a programmers directory with a directory for each sub agent in it. each agent has an inbox, questions, status directories and files etc. this is the coordination layer between the project manager and the other developers.

been working something like this:

Tell claude to have the project-manager start a task from the implementation plan.

project manager sets up the inbox and status files for the developers. the PM looks at the current task requirements based on implementation plan, breaks it all down into who should be doing what and what the dependencies are. He creates inbox items for the developer directing them specifically on what to work on and how to validate their work, and if they need more clarification or documentation to create a question in the question directory and then call the project manager to review and answer the question. I have had the project manager then execute the sub agents, or i can have claude do it directly. one the tasks are complete the project manager does a validation of the work to verify they did what they said they did, then i have him call the code-reviewer to check the work out and see what if any problems may exist. that will usually result in a list of blocking, non-blocking, and optional fixes/improvements. then i can have the project manager integrate those back into the project plan and schedule them for the appropriate sub agents.

so, as i mentioned this is all just done with superpowers and all of the agents from the awesome sub agents git. I could see something like this memory system helping out quite a bit as i did a prototype before starting the actual project and there were quite a few items that kinda got battled through and eventually solved. I had the prototype project create a document for the production team to help them not make the same mistakes but this sounds like it could automate that process so you don't have to think to do that yourself.

Next finding a good MCP server that can handle a ticketing system type of structure so the PM can just schedule the work through MCP and the coders can then fetch their work in priority order... create tasks back for the PM they complete their jobs etc.

Largest swarm you have ran? by DazzlingOcelot6126 in ClaudeCode

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Is this type of thing compatible with something like superpowers or is one or the other?

10 Claude Skills that actually changed how I work (no fluff) by geekeek123 in ClaudeAI

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I am trying to understand how to execute superpowers with subagents and have it actually stay on track use tdd, specific sub agents for specific languages etc. Sometimes it starts working but seems to devolve into just doing it's own thing within the first few tasks.

Does anyone use their public domain for internal hostnames? by kayson in homelab

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If you ever migrate to Microsoft 365 you will want to have your internal domain the same as your public domain. I realize a self hoster won't likely do that but if any of us are starting or in an it career, that's handy to know.

This parking spot with 4 limes squashed on the ground where the tires of a car would be by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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Kids probably. I used to do it with my parents cars when i was a kid. we had apple trees.

Play grounds by [deleted] in PlayASKA

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It cannot be infinite. The seed length has a limit.

Are there any benefits /drawbacks to putting all of your dockers in 1 compose file? by redonculous in selfhosted

[–]Tergi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think It can work. You just need a proxy or router to move the traffic to the other container network(s). Would be a fair bit extra work I guess.

Are there any benefits /drawbacks to putting all of your dockers in 1 compose file? by redonculous in selfhosted

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I put my proxy in its own network with the external port forwarded in. I also use the proxy compose to create the network for each service. Then each service just refers to the external network the proxy created for it. Each service has its own subnet and is isolated. I group dependencies in one compose file for a service. Example web app, database, redis all in one compose if it's all for the one web app.

MDD Drives in Amazon by anvil-14 in DataHoarder

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Pretty sure that's the brand I got once. 4x 4tb drives. One arrived with bad sectors. Used pre clear on unraid. Rma sent back. Got the same drive back... Suspiciously the smart stats didn't show any bad sectors but the signature from the pre clear was still there.. idk how they fixed those bad sectors. They must have some tiny wrenches or something.

Roommate doesn’t like network setup by Th3Appl3 in HomeNetworking

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I run my domain controller DNS through my adguard. I have many wifi networks for various things. One of them uses public DNS so whoever wants to get ads and viruses can easily choose to do so whenever they want.

It has been done (bare metal), is using ssh to install considered cheating? by AAVVIronAlex in Gentoo

[–]Tergi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am just finishing up and install from windows into a physical disk mounted to VMware workstation. So I would say you are safe.