Wiki-Skills gaining traction, now with Google's OKF standard
Two months after Karpathy's LLM-wiki gist, there are 200+ implementations and a Google spec. Both vindicate the bet Wiki-Skills made — pure markdown, no database — and point to a handful of improvements now folded into the Wiki-Skills.
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Web Browsing Tools for CLI Agents: Three Tiers on the Capability Axis
From WebFetch to Computer Use — the landscape of web tools available to CLI agents, the tradeoffs across speed, safety, and site coverage, and recommended combinations for common use cases.
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Deep Dive into Claude Code Harness - Chapter 1: Memory Management
What makes the Claude Code harness best-in-class? Let's dive into its leaked source code to learn about the rigorous engineering within. Turns out, its memory management is remarkably similar to the wiki system described in my previous post.
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Introducting Wiki-Skills: Agent Skill for Managing Markdown Vaults
Kaparthy shared a viral note about a building an LLM-managed 'personal wiki' - which I interpret as a specific instance of a locally stored markdown vault. Here, I present Wiki Skills - a set of agentic Skills that captures the process of creating, querying, and updating this knowledge vault.
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Autoresearch: Autonomous Hill-Climbing for Any Optimizable System
Run optimization experiments while you sleep
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Good Dependency Hygiene Practices: Protecting Yourself from Supply Chain Attacks
The number of high-profile supply chain attacks on PyPI and npm has been increasing in frequency. Keeping good 'dependency hygiene' can help you stay protected. This post explores a list of simple actions you can take to achieve good hygiene, and an explainer on what they protect against.
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