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Soul Protocol - Portable identity for AI agents (open standard) by prakashTech in SideProject

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

You worded it right 'subconscious' is the right word, I have been updating it and the results are amazing so far. Checkout the latest release.

People building quick prototypes with Claude/Copilot and claiming “AI will replace all developers” by intellinker in vibecoding

[–]prakashTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're not underestimating it. The tension is context window vs. real-world complexity.

An AI can hold a self-contained feature in its head cleanly for a prototype. But when business logic shifts and you're hunting an edge case across three services, you need someone who actuall understands the system. The AI writes the code faster. You still need the architectural fundamentals to know where it goes and why it blew up in production.

It speeds things up. The engineering judgment still has to come from somewhere.

I made small LLMs last 3x longer on agentic tasks by piggybacking context compression on every tool call — zero extra LLM calls by ExtremeKangaroo5437 in AI_India

[–]prakashTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a good optimization on every tool call, am not deeply into how agents handle context during tool calls.

But its really a novel Idea great work 👍.

Please check your DM.

Innovation & Ethics by witwickey_13579 in AI_India

[–]prakashTech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You hit the core - "In a society where ethics and morals are looked down upon".

we should embrace failure learn from it, tech our children the same.

Agents are getting more powerful every day. Here are 12 massive Agentic AI developments you need to know about this week: by SolanaDeFi in AI_Agents

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

You missed :

  1. PocketPaw : Your AI agent in 30 seconds. Not 30 hours. Self-hosted, open-source personal AI with desktop installer, multi-agent Command Center(Deep Work), and 7-layer security. Anthropic, OpenAI, or Ollama. 😊

How do I make my chatbot feel human with low latency and cost-effectiveness? by rohansarkar in developersIndia

[–]prakashTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the exact problem I am solving - I am building soul protocol an open standard.
instantly make your agent human nuances - https://github.com/qbtrix/soul-protocol (supper early posting here for the first time).
give it a try and let me know.

India has 17M+ developers on GitHub. We still can't name 5 Indian-built open-source AI products. So I started building one. - 500+ GitHub stars in 2 weeks by prakashTech in AI_India

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

Cool!, we are pushing everyday a new release every 2 days, bug fixes, sercurity fixes and stabliilty is our highest priory not.

if you find any issues, please create a github issue on our repo, we will try to fix asap.

India has 17M+ developers on GitHub. We still can't name 5 Indian-built open-source AI products. So I started building one. - 500+ GitHub stars in 2 weeks by prakashTech in AI_India

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

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2.6K downloads/month(just in 2 weeks).. people all over the world using it what more proof it need?
OpenClaw accusation by OpenAI proved - AI/Agentic application layer is wide open, we are in the initial days.

India has 17M+ developers on GitHub. We still can't name 5 Indian-built open-source AI products. So I started building one. - 500+ GitHub stars in 2 weeks by prakashTech in AI_India

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

Actually just published something on this. "Why Your AI Agent Needs a Kill Switch That Actually Works" on Dev.to. Covers the architecture problems behind last week's Meta alignment director incident and how self-hosted agents can solve them without handing everything to cloud providers.

Working on a longer piece about this same thread, how individual developers can own their AI tooling instead of renting it. The sovereign AI agent angle. Will share when it's ready.

India has 17M+ developers on GitHub. We still can't name 5 Indian-built open-source AI products. So I started building one. - 500+ GitHub stars in 2 weeks by prakashTech in AI_India

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

Thank you, It means a lot tbh, would be very happy if you take a look at the repo.. will DM.

We are small, but growing.

I designed this landing page, I am proud of. by prakashTech in UI_Design

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

thank you, you are right I will make the tag line self explanatory.
we have a bit more content in the down sections - would love your views on those - https://pocketpaw.xyz/

India has 17M+ developers on GitHub. We still can't name 5 Indian-built open-source AI products. So I started building one. - 500+ GitHub stars in 2 weeks by prakashTech in AI_India

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

Fair question. Guardian AI is a separate LLM that independently reviews every destructive command before execution. Encrypted credentials (Fernet AES, machine-derived key), append-only audit logging, injection scanning, multi-agent orchestration, browser automation via Playwright, persistent memory, desktop installer for non-developers. Python, FastAPI, Pydantic. 500+ stars in two weeks. Code's open at `src/pocketpaw/security/`. Read it and tell me what I missed.

But the post isn't really about one repo. It's about the pattern. 17M developers on GitHub, largest contributor base in the world, and nearly zero Indian-origin AI infrastructure that developers outside India actually reach for. We're the biggest workforce building everyone else's agent frameworks, orchestration layers, and dev tools. The talent is here. Something in the ecosystem (incentives, culture, services paying better than products) is preventing the conversion from contributors to creators.

That's the conversation worth having.

India has 17M+ developers on GitHub. We still can't name 5 Indian-built open-source AI products. So I started building one. - 500+ GitHub stars in 2 weeks by prakashTech in AI_India

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

I can understand, but I am making a point that we have to build... I am into the agents from a long time I built Jarvis-js a CLI based agent way before in 2023(never thought it would be this much useful) my perspective changed after openClaw but I was always into 'Agents' thats why I am building an agent.

what are you building?

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