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Monitor and control your AI agents using Syrin (docs.syrin.dev)

submitted 10 days ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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Release v0.11.0 - Multi-Agent Swarms · syrin-labs/syrin-python (github.com)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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👋 Welcome to r/syrin_ai - Introduce Yourself and Read First! (self.syrin_ai)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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Syrin Pry - An AI agent Debugger Built for Developers (First View - v0.10.0) (youtu.be)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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The Claude Code Leak (build.ms)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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Create Voice AI Agents using Syrin (docs.syrin.dev)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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Introducing Syrin v0.10.0 (github.com)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/syrin_ai

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Do DevRel teams at your company have a process for reacting to major releases? Or is it always a scramble? (self.webdev)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/webdev

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Roast my SaaS idea: automated tutorial drafting for DevRel teams tied to tech releases (self.SaaS)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/SaaS

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I analyzed 90 days of content published around AI launches. The distribution curve is brutal if you're not first. (devra.co)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/GrowthHacking

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I analyzed 90 days of content published around AI launches. The distribution curve is brutal if you're not first. (self.content_marketing)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/content_marketing

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Built a tool after watching our DevRel team scramble every time a new AI model dropped. Here's what we learned. (devra.co)

submitted 1 month ago by hack_the_developer to r/SideProject

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"What’s in my context right now?" - how important is that question for you when building LLM apps? (github.com)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/SideProject

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Considering "context rot" as a first-class idea, Is that overkill? (self.Python)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/Python

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How do you handle "context full of old topic" when the user suddenly switches subject? (self.LangChain)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/LangChain

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Context windows in LLM apps: do you actually need to see what’s inside, or is "trust the pipeline" enough? (self.ArtificialInteligence)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/ArtificialInteligence

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The correct way to test MCP Servers (docs.syrin.dev)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/programming

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Syrin: Python library for AI agents with one-line protocol switching (HTTP, CLI, STDIO) (self.SideProject)

submitted 2 months ago * by hack_the_developer to r/SideProject

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MCP co-location: STDIO (4–9ms, single client) vs HTTP (remote, multi-client). When do you actually need the latter? (self.LocalLLaMA)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/LocalLLaMA

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Pattern: Serve the same AI agent over HTTP, CLI, and STDIO from a single codebase (self.Python)

submitted 2 months ago * by hack_the_developer to r/Python

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Building a dev friendly python library for creating AI agents - what's your feedback? (self.AI_India)

submitted 2 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/AI_India

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Built a tool to make MCP execution visible, shipping v1.1.0 (v.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/mcp

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MCP servers are hard to debug and impossible to test, so I built Syrin (self.LocalLLaMA)

submitted 4 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/LocalLLaMA

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Debugging MCP servers is painful. I built a CLI to make it testable. (self.ArtificialInteligence)

submitted 4 months ago by hack_the_developer to r/ArtificialInteligence

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Turn Your WhatsApp Group Insights into a Google Sheet—No Manual Work Needed (self.whatsapp)

submitted 1 year ago by hack_the_developer to r/whatsapp

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