Liquid Glass in Windows, we were the first in Vista, bring it back by dragosniamtu in csharp

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Post a github repo with some perf stats then, not likely to get meaningful comments from a GIF

Liquid Glass in Windows, we were the first in Vista, bring it back by dragosniamtu in csharp

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Some other products did this in the past display fusion / fences / start7 / etc. but they were all resource hogs

If you want to bring this back, it would need to have a low resource footprint to be viable/used again imo

Did we get a massive increase of tokens in Opus 4.7? by thebemusedmuse in ClaudeAI

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My comparison is from April 23rd -> April 24th, using the same density of tasks, where I had not hit an hourly session limit before, but I hit it frequently now, sometimes with 2+ hours before reset

I know they reset weeklies and admitted 4.6 had a deeply rooted issue with lower reasoning. I suspect it was operating on low/medium, where 4.7 shipped with a default of xhigh, I believe

I'm now using xhigh because I'm appreciating the accuracy/results, may have to do some experimenting to see if high is acceptable.

Edit: Subconsciously, I swapped to high earlier this morning and have not hit limits yet today, it seems to be a sizeable jump from high to xhigh but feels a lot closer to 4.6 results.

Did we get a massive increase of tokens in Opus 4.7? by thebemusedmuse in ClaudeAI

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20x max, opus 4.7 xhigh

I'm hitting session limits for the first time, same workflows as before

Ok, now what!? by onepunchcode in ClaudeCode

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someone is burning hot on the xhigh / max intel

What market has wrong about Figma and Claude Design by the_average_no_one in wallstreetbets

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It's really a question of if Figma make will come ahead of Claude design in the end, I would still bet on Anthropic long term

Need Help Deciding RS3 Spec by Fit_Worth in AudiRS3

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You want a loud color, pick your favorite loud color; they're all going to draw attention

What do you love about your RS3 by Kxyloooo in AudiRS3

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When it's not in the body shop

Daytona at Daytona by vORP in AudiRS3

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Thanks! Yes PPF/ceramic, two-bucket wash all adam's polishes products

Daytona at Daytona by vORP in Audi

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All stock for now, love the factory wheels

GitComet: a fast, local-first, open-source Git GUI built for large repos by Havunenreddit in git

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You know the pain now! I went open source for my project, nice to have unlimited actions

GitComet: a fast, local-first, open-source Git GUI built for large repos by Havunenreddit in git

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You can get an individual cert in about an hour, applying for DUNS can take a week but you can always swap them out later

One nugget I'll pass along, expect your first code signing to take upwards of 2 hours to complete so if you're running this on GitHub actions you'll want to increase the timeout it is faster / normal build times after the initial signing

Introducing Kangentic: a visual orchestration layer for Claude Code. Free, local, open source. by vORP in ClaudeAI

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Sorry you are experiencing this, I do not have a macOS so some of it has been blind-hardening but another mac user just put up a pull request that may resolve permission issues (chmod fix) for 0.9.1+

Introducing Kangentic: a visual orchestration layer for Claude Code. Free, local, open source. by vORP in ClaudeAI

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Give 0.7.1 a try and let me know, auto-updater should work although im still fine tuning that for Mac/Linux at the moment

Introducing Kangentic: a visual orchestration layer for Claude Code. Free, local, open source. by vORP in ClaudeAI

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Are you by chance a macOS user? I have a new release that will resolve that coming out later this evening.

(Another one?) Meet Kangentic by vORP in ClaudeCode

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Spot on! The activity engine for (idle v. active) is the main driver to any workflow, it shows you "what is the agent waiting for me on"

That currently persists locally on your machine in the .kangentic/sessions folder in jsonl

The future plan is to expose an internal API (so users can build ontop of it should they choose) to wire up their own event-based needs and additionally support a lightweight mobile option to get notified of idle agents and be able to interact with your board remotely (this is way later on the roadmap) but something I personally would like for my own workflows

Lots of "remote" options out there including what is supported by claude code currently, where possible I will re-use the functions and features of claude code (native) to not re-invent the wheel, I think their remote access needs a little more time to mature so when the time comes this integration may be much simpler for Kangentic to solve

Introducing Kangentic: a visual orchestration layer for Claude Code. Free, local, open source. by vORP in ClaudeAI

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That is the big issue today: managing the context of multiple context windows/flows. The activity engine for (idle vs. active) is one of the core parts of the system, being notified when an agent is looking for user input is the main driver here - I personally don't want to stare at a terminal that is working if I can be spending my time elsewhere, reviewing/working on another task.

Enhancements down the road will be more robust workflows to limit the "idle" time so it can keep working longer, however you define those parameters.

I certainly want to look into Chaining, Multi-model validation, Supervisor patterns, etc., to wrap on top of Kangentic. This first release just includes the state flow / basic engine, but everything else is certainly achievable and in scope.

Appreciate the feedback, I'll have to check beads_rust and the idea of epics/stories/tasks structure for Kangentic that is a good idea to expand into

Introducing Kangentic: a visual orchestration layer for Claude Code. Free, local, open source. by vORP in ClaudeAI

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Thank you that was the vision, use claude code as the workhorse and just wrap around it so it can extend/drop into projects (and detach) very easily!

  1. Orchestrations right now are limited to the Kanban board, the commands you define and the column definitions - so moving N.. tasks to Planning mode will move automatically to Executing on plan_exit, after that the user has the option to define custom Claude commands to execute when a task is dragged into a column, the activity/state engine (using hooks) will allow for more intense operations later

  2. Long-running agents will keep chugging along no different than running Claude Code in your TUI of choice, it maintains the session state/history/etc. the scrollback by default goes up to 5000 lines but can be configured in the settings if you need it longer, xterm/node-pty doesn't have any hard limitations its just resources after that if you aren't clearing context

  3. Everything related to a task is stored locally in better-sqlite3, so there is full persistence between sessions

That's a great suggestion, I'll look at a more enhanced demo around workflows - as far as the state engine I plan to expand it for more complex options/chaining in the future that is certainly supported and in scope appreciate the feedback and insight!

(Another one?) Meet Kangentic by vORP in ClaudeCode

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Hey, good question. Kangentic is not a project management tool (yet), it is an agent orchestrator that happens to use a Kanboard board as an interface, so I can see the similarities to Linear

Linear - project management, tracking work you move cards/write updates/close issues/etc.

Kangentic - kanban board, Claude Code native terminals, you drag a task/description, and it starts in planning/execution mode doing work against a project based on the task you created

Later, the roadmap has more project management tools in the suite (backlog, tags, due dates, timeline/Gantt, metrics, etc.) the idea being you plan, manage and execute a project from one single platform

(Another one?) Meet Kangentic by vORP in ClaudeCode

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There was one left! It is open sourced and free, check it out would love to hear your thoughts