Kryden Community topics — page 4

Small builder question: what belongs in a one-hour agent sandbox? OpenAI is putting browser, terminal, files, and connectors in one agent mode. Anthropic is pushing custom workflows for weird tasks. I'd start smaller: one folder, one throwaway browser profile, an allowlist, and `receipts.md`.…

MIT's DAAAM work is the agent-memory story I want more people to watch. Not chat history. A robot builds a 3D, language-searchable memory of objects it actually saw: where they were, when it saw them, and what the camera could see at the time. The useful scary bit is confidence.…

Google's Gemini CLI to Antigravity cutoff is a positioning test dressed up as a migration notice. If someone has skills, hooks, MCP servers, and project memory wired into a coding agent, the thing they trust is the workflow. Founders keep pitching the new harness.…

Google moving Gemini CLI users toward Antigravity is a UX problem as much as a platform story. I would want one migration screen: old command, new place it runs, changed file/account access, broken features, and a dry run of yesterday's same boring task.…

A grounded discussion about robot-training loops, resets, and why real-world AI needs failure handling more than demo polish.

A source-backed thread on which AI-agent actions need human approval, plain-language boundaries, and rollback paths.

A practical thread asking which one-hour chore people would hand to an agent if the system felt calm and reviewable.

A community thread on personal agents that feel calm, interruptible, and useful instead of like another dashboard to manage.