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new project: tau, the nanogpt of agent harnesses. hackable, 5049 lines in pure rust. it > runs local tools > stores sessions as jsonl > uses AGENTS.md > supports all your favorite providers engineered with taste -

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Someone paid $6,000 (!) to get OpenClaw setup. So I built a free, open-source alternative: > OpenClaw Operator It's an agent skill + AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md file that gives Codex/Claude Code the playbooks + validation flow needed to configure your local OpenClaw install. You open your OpenClaw repo/workspace in your coding agent and say things like: - “set up a cron job” - “create a custom skill” - “fix my provider config” - “troubleshoot this install and validate it” Nothing magical. Uses context from the OpenClaw open-source repo + docs to provide an effective skill. Includes: - SKILL.md - AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md - validation checklist - task playbooks Free and open source. Contributions welcome. Demo below. Repo in reply.

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Our new `/ce-pov` skill is one of Compound Engineering's latest upgrades. It gives you a simple way to get a grounded, multi-model, answer to questions. It's one of my most frequently used skills rn. I'm playing with AGENTS.md instructions to figure out bestt conditions for auto invoking.

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Speedrun Ethereum challenges are now AI-ready ✨ Each one ships with AGENTS.md full context, so any AI can answer your questions and help you go deeper. If you prefer a guided experience, use /start in Claude Code, Cursor, and most modern IDEs to activate AI Tutor Mode: concept explanations, knowledge checks, hints, and live code reviews

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