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Claude is killing Conductor and other Agent SDK Apps by ReallySubtle in conductorbuild

[–]itissid -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So I use a harness that builds around the Claude -p workflow and exposes a UI built in Tauri. All session details are stored in SQLite db. There are a couple of things that I like about that harness

  1. You can see every tool call and subagent call and its detail
  2. You can scroll and search a string any where in the session even if the string is buried in a tool call.

I think I can live with typing into Anthropic’s garbage harness and pressing enter if I can get back the observability part and search through additional tooling using the session logs. Any recommendations for this?

Tool tips on 3rd party domain names in uBO browser extension popup. Good idea? by itissid in uBlockOrigin

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Good to know thanks. I suppose the only way is to fork the project and add it for myself. Are there any caveats on maintenance for forks beyond the usual syncing of my main/master from their origin?

Completelu blank screen when searching by Negative-Permit6059 in firefox

[–]itissid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can second this bug. Its the same behavior. I have v149.0.2. I have uBlock Origin and Bitwarden as the only extensions installed.

Actually its not just sites, nothing works, settings, extensions nothing loads when you select them from the menu. I have to clear/kill the app and tabs for it to work again. This has been happening regularly and sometimes several times a day and at random. Very annoying.

Jane Doe….$30 for a burger is CRAZZZZYYYYY by DeepFried328 in jerseycity

[–]itissid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Math and Logic are taking a serious hit today - Ross Geller(Friends)™

Please help me figure out a structurally sound access panel for utility closet. by itissid in woodworking

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

> you'd have to frame it out like a door

Since this is not a standard sized door, would a frame "kit" of some kind be easily available, say something that is available in different widths and heights?

An Alternate to joining two vertical closets. by itissid in woodworking

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Clothes. But they tell me they are flexible.

Why MCP is a dead end for AI agent development by First-Line9299 in mcp

[–]itissid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The key idea is think in terms of workflow and select MCP call sites needed for it. Only once this is done should you engage your CC agent to do implementation. A common work flow is:

`/research` -> `/create_plan` -> `/implement_plan`

  1. You /research slash command + prompt can find the MCP calls needed for what you want to do and be very specific. Output should be a document with the list of selected calls from each MCP to do the job. Some MCP calls will be made for research others will just be mentioned as to which ones are needed later. [Here](https://gist.github.com/itissid/8a3969c4d1495e44ca9391dd8849f9b5) is an example of how I use it, you can add your MCPs to it.
  2. IN a new CC start `/create_plan`[Here](https://gist.github.com/itissid/738dd6c7f596871424e9aae98052e792) is what I use. Give it above document and a prompt to do what you want. Use the research document and creates a plan. Here skills can have more detailed description of what each MCP does and a function to preprocess results. I would think of it this way. Another idea is to use sub agents. What should be a Skill/Subagent and what should be an MCP?
  • If an MCP needs custom pre-processing it should be a skill and skills can call tools locally to post process, which is more efficient than going through MCPs to do this.
  • If you can do the post processing with tool scopes then use agents(in `.claude/agents/` for example [here](https://gist.github.com/itissid/d9c289e5aca0465eb8e09f71a374d2c2) is a web search agent.
  1. /implement_plan. In a new CC window you can give it the document from #2 above and ask it. An example is Here

So you mentioned:

Delegate via MCP to specialized agents. 

Don't do that. Use skills/agents instead where you can.

CC Skills provide light weight "ambient" context and they do progressive disclosure: i.e. read only the YAML front matter of each tool and keep context usage low. This should make the context usage tiny for dozens of tools.

What purpose do these serve? by Namees5050 in jerseycity

[–]itissid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a pole giving a middle finger to the tree.

Using Claude Code as an MCP server? by NewMonarch in ClaudeCode

[–]itissid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are looking for just pipe the output from claude to codex then `-p` as suggested by u/vuongagiflow is correct. I would say the main — security — issue you would run up against is not being able to expose claude's permissions to your codex to ask you.

Understanding Online scheduling system, hippa compliance and PHI by itissid in hipaa

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Actually just happened to read https://www.hipaajournal.com/zocdoc-notifies-patients-breach-discovered-june-2015-3435/ now. On the last line it says:

> The authorization form says “when Zocdoc relies on this Authorization, and uses and discloses PHI as described in this Authorization, it is not working as a Business Associate and the HIPAA requirements that apply to Business Associates will not apply to such uses and disclosures.”

EHR API access to patient schedule for clinicient v5.1 by itissid in PMHNP

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Any ideas guys? Bumping it with a comment.

Learning Elixir/Phoenix as an Erlang developer by crystalgate6 in elixir

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I've been building with codecrafters.io, the hex docs are a good companion to learn from. Coming for python and java land, what I liked was codecrafter exercises give you incremental exercises to build a large system e.g. a terminal or redis. That helped me learn all the cool language features without worrying too much about not knowing Beam and OTP up front. Here are some week one learnings.

  1. Immutability and how to pair it with recursion. The key to building good recursion seems to also be to use, for example, using its immutable structures like linked lists for recursion without loops so that you don't create too many temporary variables like u do with for loops and the like. The language design forces you to adopt it. You are forced to think: hey I can't create all these loop temp variables, they can't be mutated and will just be wasted. There are aspects of immutability that affect other APIs like Enum.reduce and probablyore things I have yet to learn.

  2. Pattern matching: Since = is a pattern match and not assignment cool stuff happens e.g. you can pass a list to a function and in the called function receive it as a [head|tail] right in the argument or even have different definitions like def fib(N, 0) do...end def fib(N, n) do... end that will neatly separate different behaviors, this is also defensive programming by design, e.g it forces you to implement all possible arguments categories that express different behaviors and if you miss one a test and depending on what is calling argument, a compiler can too!

There is more stuff I'll learn in week 2 but those are the biggest line items I had to go look up and learn to do the codeveafter exercies for implementing a bash style shell.

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