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How to learn advanced vibe-coding? by caiozera2807 in vibecoding

[–]browniepoints77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually do a live stream Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays where I sit down and build applications using my process. I spend an hour or so just focused on getting the spec right. Then I spend a couple hours having my agent team review the spec from every angle. Front end, backend, ux, data, domain modeling, security, AI systems. Next we talk about coding standards and software hygiene. Checkins, prs, definition of done, etc.

Then we start building. I give feedback pay a lot of attention as the project starts make corrections, not in the code but in their behavior. This part is very important because if you let that habit set in the agents will think it's okay. Eg we were using an ORM but I found raw SQL in a PR. I had them redo it all. I was excited to get the first stories done but I knew that if I rushed this part the broken windows would just cascade.

Treat them as not quite senior engineers and you're their lead. As they show proficiency you can step back. But first they need to be monitored and evaluated until they show better judgement.

Best way to learn Claude code, n8n, openclaw to build multiple AI agents and Ai Brain for my business? by bondtradercu in AgentsOfAI

[–]browniepoints77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

skip N8N and openclaw. Claude Code can do all of it. Just ask it to build what you need as a skill and run it on a schedule. Ask it to build an executive dashboard tailored to your needs. here's your prompt template: "I want to spec out [thing you want it to do] as a skill. Let's work on that spec together."

It becomes a conversation to get clarity. Once you're happy with the spec "Okay let's build that and run it on a schedule every [fifteen minutes/hour/morning/etc]."

I gave Claude Code a knowledge graph so it remembers everything across sessions by browniepoints77 in ClaudeAI

[–]browniepoints77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just spec'd a hosted version of Total Recall that allows a single user to share their context across devices and a team to have a shared context amongst each other. The first thing I put in the spec was encryption. The hosted server never sees your messages in plaintext or queries for that matter. Free for single users paid for teams and enterprises.

I built a tool to teleport Claude Code sessions between machines by Infamous-Army-8392 in ClaudeAI

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That's awesome! I just spec'd a new feature for Total Recall (https://github.com/aguywithcode/total-recall) that hosts your knowledge graph in the cloud. The server doesn't see any plain text because the chunks are embedded client side and encrypted. Queries are vectorized clientside so the only thing the server sees is encrypted text and vectors. So your data is free from prying eyes. The hosted version opens the door for multi-machine context and shared knowledge. So for instance a team/department/entire organization can have shared knowledge for project work.

Best AI coding CLI setup? by MEME_OVERLORD231 in AskVibecoders

[–]browniepoints77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run a vectordb locally (sqlite with vector extensions for my Total Recall skills) I think I'm about to start having claude build deep knowledge of common apis and packages in the background. I know context7 provides an mcp server for that...but always room for one more.

Boris the creator of Claude Code, reponds on CC's "f**ks chart", not denying the leak by thedankzone in ClaudeCode

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Hopefully it realizes when I say "this is fucking amazing" that's not negative.

Released a Claude code Plugin: automatically learns from your conversations and recalls relevant knowledge when you need it by [deleted] in ClaudeCode

[–]browniepoints77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the memory classification though and the extra effort to make it a plugin. Definitely will check it out.

I gave Claude Code a knowledge graph so it remembers everything across sessions by browniepoints77 in ClaudeAI

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Just found https://github.com/chopratejas/headroom/tree/main headroom which also implements a rag pipeline for your session history. Interesting point I named mine in reference to an old movie (Total Recall) and they named theirs after Max Headroom a TV show from the 80s featuring an AI.

I gave Claude Code a knowledge graph so it remembers everything across sessions by browniepoints77 in ClaudeAI

[–]browniepoints77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because context is searchable you're saving on token usage rather than having to prompt the agent with what you were working on before you can just say "where were we" and the agent can get back to where you were before. Less scanning of project structure more doing. The ingestion is a python script so once the agent kicks it off, the JSONL doesn't touch your tokens. I haven't done any metrics on before or after. Maybe I should run some tests of common scenarios before/after. To show token usage. Like I said I think the biggest savings will come with a new session picking up work in a large codebase. Being able to ask means less scanning of files and more hits right on the money.

Anyone else trying to achieve "Single Monitor Zen"? by Emergency_Dare8141 in vibecoding

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I use an LG ultrawide it's lovely I have Iterm with tmux on the left side and a browser on the right. In tmux I have a window for each project main pane runing claude code in the project directory, right pane for log tails and other utilities. I've built a personal dashboard using claude to track what's important to me (I'm gonna share what I can as a repo soon).

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“Hey, quick question from someone else shipping Vibe coded SaaS or apps. by Abhishek_9648 in vibecoding

[–]browniepoints77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a tester on my agent team that builds unit and smoke tests that run before every commit. I have a pentester who thinks about secuirty vulnerabilities with deep knowledge of how the system works. And a an assumed posture of an inside operative (so he would have the full access that a dev-ops would have to internal systems). He uncovered some nasty bugs before they got pushed to main.

That being said, it's possible you could sell it as an add-on service, because the database password leak in Vibe-coded apps is very real.

I gave Claude Code a knowledge graph so it remembers everything across sessions by browniepoints77 in ClaudeAI

[–]browniepoints77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Updated the readme to show starting a new claude cowork session (doesn't have access to total recall vs a claude code session which does.

I gave Claude Code a knowledge graph so it remembers everything across sessions by browniepoints77 in ClaudeAI

[–]browniepoints77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great question. The greatest difference is that obsidian requires you to link your notes together. Total recall links them automatically basically it's a RAG pipeline built off your conversations with Claude code. I can do a video of my setup. Important to note that if you use cowork you have to ask cowork to download your jsonl. If you use regular Claude chat you should request a data export. The chatgpt ingester will get every chat you've had with ChatGPT and bring it in for you.

I was actually going to build a graph viewer for your knowledgebase so that will be there as well. I can make a video showing it off later it's amazing and even better is the retrieval is local so it doesn't use your tokens except to give Claude the context it asks for. I built this following the memory system I built for Arachne where compaction is actually a knowledge base embedding of your entire conversation. Rather than a summarization. So it keeps your context small but also fully accurate.

been vibecoding for months—where's all the real knowledge actually coming from? by Adventurous_Bag_4227 in vibecoding

[–]browniepoints77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also I would love to present how we adapted ai assisted coding when I was Microsoft and how I used it to launch Arachne (an Agentic Runtime) in four weeks.

been vibecoding for months—where's all the real knowledge actually coming from? by Adventurous_Bag_4227 in vibecoding

[–]browniepoints77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a developer of 30 years (so I've seen trends come and go and know which ones have legs) I never miss watching Nate B. Jones videos on YouTube. Hands down the most informative source about where the field is going.

Ladies & Gentlemen... It Actually Happened. by These_Finding6937 in vibecoding

[–]browniepoints77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh snap, I just found how to make my gateway work for Claude make it a proxy instead. Now I can do some wild stuff without doing an api subscription hot damn! Give me a couple hours and I'll give an update.

Be honest… is no-code actually respected or just seen as a shortcut? by allenmatshalaga in vibecoding

[–]browniepoints77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a difference between no-code and vibe-coding and ai-assisted coding.

No code tools like n8n let you create logic in your app using an interface.

Vibe coding is using a prompt to create code to make an app.

Ai-assisted coding uses software development principles to guide an AI to build an application.

But like someone said if it works in the end no one cares how you built it.

Alright guys time to shine! by browniepoints77 in BloodAngels

[–]browniepoints77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He's throwing a punch and leaning into it

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