
Leonid Bugaev
@buger
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Dad. Maker. Nomad. Building next gen QA tooling - https://t.co/o8O9vLRGOF Open-Source contributor - https://t.co/zV2pWqmV6J Head of Engineering at https://t.co/Or8yfwDeZt
Istanbul
Joined October 2007
RT @aryanXmahajan: HOLY SH*T!! This AI Agent just FIRED my entire sales team. while your sales reps burn 80% of their time on research mā¦.
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RT @johnrushx: .@nikitabier & @elonmusk . My 10 cents on how to make X great:. 1. Limit tweets from the same profiles in my feed to one inā¦.
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For 100% reliability, limit to 1 tool use per ai call, and make it run in agentic loop until it complete task, each time calling one tool, and in the end special complete_job tool. Plus own tool calling format, some simple xml syntax. Code editors like Cline/Roo do it like that.
Always remember, if tool calling isnāt working well for your task, try giving your model access to a code interpreter with functions pre-loaded. Most models are trained on a ton of Python, so often times, youāll find this will perform better than built-in tool calling!.
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This. But single markdown file is too limiting for big projects. I found elegant solution, where you can turn docs of any size to mcp, and chat with them locally. It actually works very well with code chat too! Inside it elastic search like engine, working locally. Link below.
Tired: elaborate docs pages for your product/service/library with fancy color palettes, branding, animations, transitions, dark mode, ā¦. Wired: one single docs .md file and a ācopy to clipboardā button.
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RT @buger: @levelsio @featurebase This. I have UX and PMs sending PRs and fixing bugs, all with tests and security checks. And its not someā¦.
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RT @thedankoe: You can't focus because you aren't alone, physically and mentally, with the work you need to do. You may think you aren't diā¦.
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