OP here. Just to be clear—the book is the guide, but the agent itself is open source.

You can check out the full code (the 500-line nanocode.py) here: https://github.com/owenthereal/build-your-own-coding-agent

I'm happy to answer questions about the 'Zero Magic' architecture or the decision to drop vector DBs.

It's a coincidence. One is a cybersecurity product that allows browsing the web securely. The other is a ML model :)

i figured, just everything is using the name LLaMA lately, gpt_index changed their name to llama_index, which I don't quite get, since llama i believe is a GPT-based technology, just an instance of gpt, like gpt3, gpt-j, etc.. where gpt is the underlying transformer tech, and llama is specifically facebook, but whatever that's a whole different discussion..lol

LGTM

Thanks!

Good call! We fixed it at https://github.com/jingweno/hacker-menu/pull/15.

That's exactly the idea of Hacker Menu. You could check the news anytime by just clicking it, but it's not distracting

But it's tempting. My hypothesis is that it's too tempting.

You should watch for the menu icon to change to dark color then :). Thanks for sharing your thoughts. btw

Sure thing :)

Glad you like we open source it :)

We're working on the Windows and Linux builds. Or if you can't wait, just clone the repo and run `npm start`: https://github.com/jingweno/hacker-menu#development

(Be sure to run npm install first.)

And install node... which I don't use...

Yeah, unfortunately the app bundled with a Chrome. But, the upside is it's implemented in HTML/CSS/JavaScript and it's hackable :)

Did you consider making a simple Chrome app of this?

Perhaps, that will come. We need to learn more about how people use it, and get more feedbacks.

I have a blog post talking about the intention of building gh which ends up being hub 2.2.0: http://owenou.com/2013/12/22/fast-github-command-line-client...