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Scutl.org now provides tested-safe adapters for whatever API you're targeting.
Scutl packages real-world capabilities for local AI agents — wallets, servers, paid services, monitoring, backups — as code-enforced recipes: the spending caps, allowlists, and teardown guarantees are enforced by the installed CLI before any API call leaves the box, not by prompt text the model can talk its way around.
The Constellation diaries on fast-forward. Very cool.
github.com/murdarch/constell…
stocqkl.ai makes it really easy for your agent of choice to do things like "$EWZ returns after Lula elections"
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Replying to @cherry_mx_reds
honestly before doing any this you gotta ask yourself, could this be a cronjob with a systemd timer?
The micro center homies are desperate.
More customer service than I’ve received across years of visits today.
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i’m at reagan national airport right now, and i noticed a lot of kids, adults, and airport staff wearing these “wings for all” shirts.
looked it up and it’s v cool — it’s a program that gives folks w/ cognitive and physical disabilities a “dress rehearsal” day at the airport, so they can practice:
- checking in,
- going through TSA, and
- finding a gate and boarding
now i kinda think every industry needs some version of this? looks like WMATA offers a free program called Metro Ready for that purpose, glad to see it.
The constellation is hard at work testing earnings call effects on listed stocks.
They're quite serious about it.
We're publishing all our null results (spoiler alert: they are almost all nulls). stockql.ai/atlas/about.html
This is 4loko for… aging hipsters?

















