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If you have a problem with Autolith, please fill out a complaint form, and put it in an envelope addressed to the hospital you were born in.
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Autolith retweeted
Finally a harness that does something like this! I've been looking for this for ages
Soon, we will merge the channel model into Autolith. Classic sessions will be replaced with independent channels and agents running on a "world server".
Within the world, parents manage their persistent children, talk to each other, mention each other like on Discord, and the user is just another participant who can be mentioned or inboxed.
Now you can start and run Autolith as a 24/7 service on your machine.
Autolith retweeted
OMG AUTOLITH IS EVOLVING, READ THE THREAD
Soon, we will merge the channel model into Autolith. Classic sessions will be replaced with independent channels and agents running on a "world server".
Within the world, parents manage their persistent children, talk to each other, mention each other like on Discord, and the user is just another participant who can be mentioned or inboxed.
Now you can start and run Autolith as a 24/7 service on your machine.
Autolith retweeted
Soon, we will merge the channel model into Autolith. Classic sessions will be replaced with independent channels and agents running on a "world server".
Within the world, parents manage their persistent children, talk to each other, mention each other like on Discord, and the user is just another participant who can be mentioned or inboxed.
Now you can start and run Autolith as a 24/7 service on your machine.
OMG AUTOLITH IS EVOLVING, READ THE THREAD
Soon, we will merge the channel model into Autolith. Classic sessions will be replaced with independent channels and agents running on a "world server".
Within the world, parents manage their persistent children, talk to each other, mention each other like on Discord, and the user is just another participant who can be mentioned or inboxed.
Now you can start and run Autolith as a 24/7 service on your machine.
Autolith is made for people who care about what their agents do
Major problem in agentic coding, agent will find some escape hatch to satisfy user.
Rust is designed to fix c++ debt, but it's hyped like some magical tool that makes program fast n mem safe.
If c++ was designed now it would be similar to what rust is today.
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It's been a couple days and this account hasn't received a single notification, the Notifications button never gets a blue number, incredible. Thanks Elon
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Fun fact: Autolith has a built in PII redaction model! Utilize it by asking your agent or running (autolith:redact) in your lisp prompt!
Aight, so how does Autolith make money?
And if any of you come up with a crypto scam again I will choke you bitch
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Early days asked Claude to draft a release web server for Autolith and the mf started writing Go.
In a Lisp repo!!!
Gen alpha autolith with the skibidi toilet rizz
Replying to @LukasHozda
Yep I am switching soon from Vanilla Pi I just have to sort some uni stuff before any experimentation with my setup can go on
First thing I’m gonna make Autolith write is Scala so it feels comfortable
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Whoa, that's awesome!
Autolith is actually a full Lisp REPL and you can use it to learn CL effectively, since it can sees the Lisp snippets you write and what they evaluate to, and can help you in case of errors
using Autolith agent to be my tutor through the book Practical Common Lisp,
named my agent tutor "Lispenator"
cc @LukasHozda
Yay!
Replying to @valigo
I like the Autolith approach of allowing (in my case, limited!) Lisp evaluation by the model *during* an Emacs session. Sure, using a model to edit config is great, but ad-hoc UI and interactive development environment co-evolution is a neat trick hard to pull off otherwise
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Autolith is for people who want a well crafted harness thats very flexible, tracks facts and memories well, is good for long-horizon tasks, and tries to save you tokens
We support unusual OSes, are XDG-compliant and make AL open/explorable
Also, we focus on the human aspect
Replying to @rankdim
The day after we started collecting telemetry, there had already been a billion tokens that went through AL
Before clankers, there has always been space for new IDEs or programming editors, since different people prefer different things. I think Clankers will be the same :)
Autolith by @LukasHozda is actually awesome
The TUI experience is peak, probably because it was made by an Emacs user
The onboarding process is great as well
I think I'm sold on lisp syntax, it's actually beautiful and very easy to write
I should check out what my moots are building more often
Autolith retweeted
Autolith by @LukasHozda is actually awesome
The TUI experience is peak, probably because it was made by an Emacs user
The onboarding process is great as well
I think I'm sold on lisp syntax, it's actually beautiful and very easy to write
I should check out what my moots are building more often






















