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LivingGlitcher··on Show HN: Handoff is await human() for AI agents
Hey HN!

I built Handoff for Omegas.dev, what started as a self-hosted cloud based agent to run all of my work remotely blew up into the best work agent on the market.

I built the Omega agent around the principle of introducing the Mac II experience for agent runtimes like Hermes and OpenClaw.

Feel free to contribute, I'm still dogfooding this with Omegas.dev

LivingGlitcher··on I Built the Ωmega Agent
Whichever you like. I'll make it cannon!
LivingGlitcher··on I Built the Ωmega Agent
Hey Hacker News

I'm Noureddin, the founder of Omegas.dev

I didn't want to jump the bandwagon and deploy my own Hermes or OpenClaw, and start spending hours managing my Claude managing my deployed agent runtime

The Ωmega is built around getting real work done, based on workflows I took to production with real companies.

Omegas.dev traces how your team already works, matching every step.

Omegas.dev supports over 3,200 integrations to make sure we support your business stack.

You can start by emailing your agent. You can also chat with your agent as it lives in Slack. And we'll support WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, even iMessage, because we know that work doesn't just happen in the terminal.

LivingGlitcher··on The Apple II Moment is here
Hey everyone

Noureddin here, co-founder of Hipocampus.

We’ve been spending the last couple of years building AI systems, and one thing kept coming up over and over again — AI tools are everywhere, but actually getting real work done across them is still messy.

You end up stitching workflows together by hand, jumping between tools, and babysitting everything to make sure it moves forward.

So we built Hipocampus, AI operators that own team workflows.

The idea is simple: give every team an swarm of operators.

Instead of just generating outputs, operators actually own workflows, they carry context across tools and time, take actions, keep things moving, and only pull you in when it actually matters.

Our goal is to become the single point of contact for how work gets done across your stack.

We’re still working closely with teams to shape this, so if you’re dealing with messy, multi-step workflows, I’d genuinely love to hear what’s painful for you.

Try it out, break it, tell us what’s missing.

I’ll be here all day answering everything

LivingGlitcher··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (July 2024)
Location: San Jose, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Backend: Python, C, Java, SQL, Go Frontend: HTML/CSS, JavaScript, React.js, Angular, React Native Platforms: Docker, Kubernetes, MongoDB, Firebase, IBM DB2, Heroku, AWS services Résumé / CV: given upon request Email: noureddin (dot) bakir @ gmail .com GitHub: noureddinbakir LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noureddinbakir/

Hi, I'm Nour, a software engineer with a strong background in backend development and experience in frontend projects. I've worked on large-scale systems processing millions of ads per minute and have a keen interest in building efficient, scalable applications. I'm currently looking for opportunities where I can contribute to impactful projects and further hone my skills. Feel free to reach out to discuss potential opportunities!

LivingGlitcher··on Ask HN: Good ML Bootcamp?
Looking for a class environment
LivingGlitcher··on Slint Matures to 1.0
I’m ignorant to what this is compared to Material UI.
LivingGlitcher··on Ask HN: Is there something better for styling react than MUI
Any.design or tailwind if you’re willing to bite the bullet
LivingGlitcher··on Ask HN: How are you working remotely in another country?
Do you know any companies allowing for international remote work?