Amy Tobey

@renice.bsky.social

Amy Tobey💙parent🦁😾partner🥰obligate polymath🎶musician👩‍💻 software engineer🔎leader🧙‍♀️chaotic good🌈buckaroo🏳️‍⚧️backyard yogi🧘‍♀️魔法 少女🤦🏻‍♀

added a content addressable storage gateway for kaibo agents and it's fantastic for generating training data. subagent has a tool for write-only data which gets named via checksum. client agent has a read tool and can manipulate on filesystem, so data doesn't have to loop through client agent

I have an ephemeral markdown file the agent can edit however it wants to, called signoff\.md, in various places. just a sentence in my user prompt to use it when finishing up. when a cache goes cold, signoff file picks right up. no baroque feudal bullshit required

Me: The new agent harness is great. You feed your tokens into the machine. Then you run simulations which, if successful, produces tickets. If they fail you have to buy more tokens and keep running the sims. Once you have enough tickets you can redeem them Boss: are you at dave & busters, yes or no

ooh someone sold their smartnic without wiping it :) I'll probably just factory reset it because I don't really need to know that bad but it's interesting to see they left software on it

took a very long way back around to this but I now have some nice midi agent tools for remote control of my eurorack's midi devices, of which there are a surprising number. I can say "mosey it back to A minor" and my agent can do that via kaijutsu, securely, anywhere on my network

installing from the aur always felt like partying with strangers and these days there are more jerks at the party, so now I have to get to know every pkgbuild before I can open up my machine, ya know?

using gpt sol more via kaibo batch mode and it's great. half price this way and fast enough most of the time. the deliberate() tool uses a luna subagent to build a dossier that goes with the batch request

> let's do the clone now and have a haiku subagent do a quick safety scan of the repo. it's probably fine but have it take a defensive read [before we run it]

having my build machine next to me again is pretty cool. most of the time the fans are just a lil white noise but when a build fires an all the cores I hear it happen

my eames chair battlestation upgrades are coming together nicely. mic and headphones on a mixer routed to both. pc and laptop on usb switch for keyboard/mouse/camera. tv has a rest api. next up is streamdeck probably then I can button it all down so it's photo worthy. there are a lot of wires...

Pretty crazy stuff if you haven't seen it - a game store owner had a box of Super Mario/Duck Hunt carts that turned out to be - brand new - manufactured in 1993 (!) - an extremely late variant unknown to collectors nintendowire.com/news/2026/07...

We discovered a new variant of Super Mario Bros.

Inside, were 97 individually wrapped, brand-new copies of Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt. Each game was wrapped in the same baggie that would have come in an

nintendowire.com

spent an hour looking at fancy KVM switches for laptop/PC and then decided this is silly and got a USB switch. TV has a REST API if I want to automate it on a steam deck, otherwise I just poke the remote control for now