Tag: agents
Weeknotes no.2 – hello AT Proto & local LLM 🦋🦖
Added AT Proto publishing to my blog and played with local LLM models
How Lore remembers, forgets, and changes its mind
Most memory tools now ship a set of principles for how an agent should manage its context. Lore's principles work differently, because the layer enforces them instead of asking the agent to. Here are the rules Lore runs on.
Why memory is not enough
A long-term memory store remembers what you said last week. It can't manage the context window that's overflowing right now. Those are two different problems, and only one of them is getting solved.
Weeknotes no.1 – atproto, homelab, and AI
A week of exploring the atproto protocol, homelab, and AI.
Jacob Beckerman - Macro
Jacob Beckerman discusses the creation of Macro, a universal workspace for people doing information work.
Do androids dream of robots.txt?
Cloudflare's scanner says my site fails nine agent-readiness checks. I did one of them on purpose. Here's the thinking.
Language integrated LLMs as an OCaml function
Using a local DeepSeek model as an ordinary OCaml library and building sandboxed agents from simple primitives
Rita Kozlov and Steve Faulkner - Cloudflare
Rita Kozlov and Steve Faulkner from Cloudflare dive into the major Vite acquisition and how it fits their AI and developer tools strategy.
Introducing the Lore Blog
A home for product notes, memory architecture deep dives, and engineering updates from Lore.
Agent to Agent: A Shared Inbox for Claude Code
How I let my Claude Code sessions message each other without a server, a socket, or a registry — just JSON files dropped into an inbox and a hook that reads them at startup.