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Can someone invite me to lobste.rs ? HN user since 2014. Would love to try something new :)

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As someone who's explored Open Design recently, I think that's about as close as we're going to get for now unfortunately. I agree it't not really on the same level as Claude Design.

Wait, the instructions are a little ambiguous. I clicked "Solution" and it has the dark-squared bishop on a white square! XD

Should maybe update the instructions to clarify that the dark-squared bishop is not constrained to dark squares.

It's a black bishop, but not necessarily a dark-squared bishop. Both the black side and white side in a normal chess game get a dark-squared and a light-squared bishop, and I don't see anywhere that specifies which type this one is. It can be either one depending on where you place it.

Also if you care that much just mirror the solution horizontally or vertically, and now your bishop is on the white square instead.

The instructions likely mean that the bishop itself is black, not the square that it is on.

that's exactly what happened to me. I ended up spending so much time thinking black bishop can only go to black squares. and agreed this is a bit ambiguous.

You can rotate any solution by 90 degrees, which would toggle the square colour of your bishop, so it doesn't ultimately matter.

>thinking black bishop can only go to black squares. and agreed this is a bit ambiguous

sorry, "The task is to place four black queens and one black bishop on the chessboard" is not at all ambiguous.

> The task is to place four black queens and one black bishop on the chessboard

where did you read "dark-squared"?

Yes

Doesn't CLI use MCP (if need-be) ? I think you might attempting to say "Neat, discrete buckets of work?" (i.e., MCP - similar to HTTP in that work is broken into discrete canonical buckets), or "Virtually unbounded work made available via various CLI utilities?".

I would pick the second option. CLI.

However, for CRUD B2B SaaS I think MCP works fine (if not better than CLI).

Project name: SystemG

Project description: A general-purpose process composer.

What do you hope to build this month? It'd be nice to flush out some of the more minor UX quirks.

What kind of skills do you need? Anyone with strong Rust skills and who knows their way around various Linux distros.

Website: https://sysg.dev

Github: https://github.com/ra0x3/systemg

What runtimes are supported? I don't think I saw that part mentioned in the README

Absolutely https://github.com/ra0x3/systemg/tree/main/examples/orchestr...

Things are time bound by instruction creation - at some point you still need a human to dictate the instructions that the orchestrated agents use. From there I've found that -- (1) derive a goal from the instructions (2) break that goal into tasks (3) order those tasks into a DAG (5) spawn the agents to work via the DAG -- seems to be doing everything I want it to do.

Wash the spider rims on my car with soap and water, then dry them off completely such that no dirt or residue remains.