Aero

made a vector database that lives inside your app as one file. no server, no index to build. exact search: 18.8x faster than @lancedb. ready to query: 124x faster than faiss hnsw. filtered search: ~180x faster than chroma. github.com/a3ro-dev/qenlo

an interface for agents. hmm. seems interesting. is it like @t3dotcodes ?

now it doesn't even matter

and what's the thing differentiating compos from let's say something like opencode? or hermes

ragebait.

it was goated

i don't understand why you'd use anything else when you've github.com/a3ro-dev/qenlo-me…

i wish all of my posts would go viral 💔🤞🏻

the OG

im just telling a software maintainer about what's not working.

welp what would you say about github.com/a3ro-dev/qenlo-me…

okay this post is going viral.

welp..

so basically I gave it the prompt and asked it to score itself with a rubric it is supposed to come up and take the review of a council of agents and iterate until it's 9/10

no, i totally disagree. something like sonnet 4.5 or opus 4.8 4.7 would loop over a problem in a slop in slop out format. but now this time it was actually able to progress instead of regress over multiple tries. using other agents to orchestrate reviews and fix things

ill use claude to prepare maybe a report sort of, of my machine and send it. ay ay captain 🫡

it doesn't detect claude codex agy opencode etc etc properly (im on windows) + sometimes it just denies to start. i mean the app even if I click on the icon 100 times simply won't start and there's like so signs of it in the task manager. just not a good overall exp

i tried @theo's method of looping over a problem w/ an agent until it just somehow finds out how to fix it. this wastes tokens. so yeah. but man this works. this really works. i used this inside of claude-code (@t3dotcodes doesn't work for me lol) and it worked. i cannot believe