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Don't sleep on MCP

Don't sleep on MCP

It’s not just an upgrade to tool calls. Why Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol is a glimpse into the future of LLM-centric software.

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Between projects Working on personal projects and open to new projects

Model your interactions, not your messages

Model your interactions, not your messages

Go beyond storing `role:content` pairs and model your whole set of interactions when building LLM powered applications

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Developing new goto-code website Familiarizing myself with the ghost platform and mapping out the site content

Enjoying a break

Enjoying a break Currently taking a break between projects, focusing on writing and developing personal projects.

Why Elixir/OTP doesn't need an Agent framework: Part 2

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Why Elixir/OTP doesn't need an Agent framework: Part 2

In part one of this series we've been working through the patterns the excellent article "Building effective AI agents" by Anthropic. In this post, we'll continue implementing those patterns, and as before, the main thing I'd like to showcase is how easy

Why Elixir/OTP doesn't need an Agent framework: Part 1

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Why Elixir/OTP doesn't need an Agent framework: Part 1

Why the OTP library gives us all the building blocks we need to implement a LangChain-style behavior