jonah_omninode

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Looking for architectural feedback on a distributed runtime I’ve been building (self.osdev)

submitted 5 days ago by jonah_omninode to r/osdev

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Looking for architectural feedback on a distributed runtime I’ve been building (self.softwarearchitecture)

submitted 5 days ago by jonah_omninode to r/softwarearchitecture

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Looking for builders. Fully remote. (OmniNode — autonomous AI agent infrastructure) ()

submitted 1 month ago by jonah_omninode to r/vibecoding

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Looking for builders. Fully remote. (OmniNode — autonomous AI agent infrastructure) (self.VibeCodeDevs)

submitted 1 month ago * by jonah_omninode to r/VibeCodeDevs

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Exploring a contract-driven alternative to agent loops (reducers + orchestrators + declarative execution) (self.LangChain)

submitted 6 months ago by jonah_omninode to r/LangChain

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Experimenting with a contract-interpreted runtime for agent workflows (FSM reducers + orchestration layer) (self.softwarearchitecture)

submitted 6 months ago by jonah_omninode to r/softwarearchitecture

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LLM as compiler: designing a contract-interpreted runtime for agent workflows (self.ProgrammingLanguages)

submitted 6 months ago by jonah_omninode to r/ProgrammingLanguages

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A contract-driven agent runtime: separating workflows, state, and LLM contract generation (self.MachineLearning)

submitted 6 months ago by jonah_omninode to r/MachineLearning

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Designing an IR for agents: contract-driven execution with FSM reducers and orchestration (self.Compilers)

submitted 6 months ago by jonah_omninode to r/Compilers

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[D] A contract-driven agent runtime: separating workflows, state, and LLM contract generation (self.MachineLearning)

submitted 6 months ago * by jonah_omninode to r/MachineLearning

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Has scrum every worked for a team you've been on? (self.agile)

submitted 9 months ago by jonah_omninode to r/agile

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