Peter Steinberger

I feel the same about shared office spaces.

RT jason another Codex for OSS update: Oh My Zsh Ollama MarkItDown Langflow scrcpy LangChain llama.cpp shadcn/ui RustDesk three.js v2rayN Browser Use Storybook Home Assistant Svelte fzf Hoppscotch Netdata Dear ImGui LlamaFactory Tabby DeerFlow Anime.js Ansible ripgrep openpilot Spring Framework Ghostty whisper.cpp Expo Julia tmux Apache Airflow Milvus Gradio DaisyUI Dioxus Hyprland Drizzle ORM FreeCAD Hono thank you for building the software we all use

RT Sam Willis /goal make postgres multithreaded .... 1k commits 124k lines 786 changed files 10 days later

Patch the Planet.

RT Armin Ronacher ⇌ Why do people think there is more clarity in their communications when they throw their thoughts into an LLM before sharing? I’m so sick and tired of engaging with people who send me regurgitated clanker slop :-/

This is becoming my favorite way to read Twitter. http://birdclaw.sh

People here discussing what happened with OpenClaw. The hype died down. We improved quality and grew a team. We created a non-profit whereas competiors are VC funded and have other agendas. This is our strongest week so far.

I was skeptical about the multi-model routing. Seems my hinch was right.

RT elie to be clear, this is a closed source orchestrator on top of closed source models. if before you didn't control the models, now you don't even control which ones are used or how much. this is not "AI sovereignty" i've also read the tech report to get an opinion on the technical stuff: fugu (not the ultra version) is basically a classifier that selects which model at each turn is most likely to answer correctly (in other words a router). this leads to -10 points on SWE Bench pro compared to opus, gets some gains on other benchmarks but very slight. argument could be that it reduces cost, but no information about this so it's likely the opposite. they also have an autoresearch benchmark where they compare to frontier models "Model A, B and C" which is really crazy to not be transparent about what models you compare against. let's also say that this probably doesn't support adding new llm out of the box since you need to retrain the classifier about fugu ultra, this is basically and advanced plan mode and orchestrator, this is a model that for a query outputs a plan with multiple "workflows". my understanding of workflows is that they say: "spawn model A subagents to achieve this, then use model B to judge it, then summarize this with model C" which is just a test time scaling compute strategy. i think this is an okish way to do it, but it's limited by the fact that they need to predict everything before the agents start working, which is why they limit this to 5 steps. imo you need to predict what to spawn at t+1 with the information you get at t, not with the info you get at t=0. there are also other issues such as fable 5 score on terminal bench being wrong and them being super vague and unclear about which model is in the LLM pool (they only mention closed source api one) the biggest and most obvious issue is that they are introducing a "test time scaling" method with "best of N" over models, and they literally NEVER REPORT the number of output tokens or...

RT Vincent Koc Another day and more tooling, Clawrouter under MIT license is a @cloudflare based rust WASM that allows ephemeral single API key for agents and team to access a huge range of model providers with a single auth or GitHub login. https://github.com/openclaw/clawrouter

Make that side button useful:

If you are in Japan🇯🇵 or do business there, here's your chance to get lots of tokens!

Hannes speaks both developer and agents. Blessed to have him on the team!

RT Guinness Chen Codex can now hand off threads between local and remote hosts. Start work on your laptop, send it to a remote box before you close the lid, bring it back later. And yes, Codex can orchestrate the handoff for you.