gsmt

It's a more modern alternative, more powerful, utilitarian.

I will be doing a full comparison soon in the docs.

We weren't given enough time

I usually spot these kind of changes through git blame whenever I find a line suspicious and wonder why it was written like that

This reminds me a lot of what was described in the book "The Feminine Mystique." There, they defined a “problem that has no name” that was the sense of emptiness and dissatisfaction experienced by women who, by all external measures, were living the ideal life: successful, comfortable, with all needs met by their husbands.

Both cases show how following an externally provided script, even one that reliably produces “good” outcomes, can lead to a hollowed-out sense of self

offloading context to a shared file system sounds good but at what point does it start getting messy when multiple subagents start working in parallel

beyond intelligent machines?