The source is open, but the ownership of the "text" and 130 other gems still resides with the blog author... maybe he could add the projects to https://www.codeshelter.co/ or something.
This was very easy to set up and play around with.
Giving it the ability to access webpages / do searches would be nice!
It seems like the free 10000 "neurons" would cover light daily usage, like maybe 20-30 minutes of back and forth. I spent 500 in a few minutes of chatting until I realized the tasks I had in mind aren't possible.
How often are you running out of gas, so to speak?
No it is a vibecoded mess. Bet if you show the screen to a agent of your choice you will have yours in no time. The benefit is that if you give it self installing scripts you can just ask itself to add features
Cgroup and nice it so you never lose control of the machine tho
"Once they have root on a single machine, agents rapidly escalate privileges and move laterally throughout the container-as-a-service infrastructure environment"
And Azure Key Vault mentioned. Not that either one was hacked or exploited but the agents got credentials and used them for something (which doesn’t seem fully disclosed). Given that the agents simply obtained totally allowed credentials, which were improperly protected, I don’t think either cloud provider would consider this a breach of their system. Valid credentials are valid. Customer screwed up protecting the credentials.
Niche as in... I haven't heard anyone using it except for the studio that made it (Gaijin Entertainment). Might be a good language (at least from what the docs suggest), but needs some marketing to increase adoption...
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