TAGGED TRANSMISSIONS
21 signals tagged Automation.
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Why I re-tested a Codex multi-agent strategy one day after publishing it, what Luna, Terra, Spark, and Sol found in two real repositories, and the cost-aware routing policy that replaced my first version.
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How I use Codex Sol at medium reasoning as the architect and integrator for bounded subagents, evidence-based trust, proportionate revalidation, and an optional local-model worker.
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A practical, bounded architecture for letting Codex inspect a packaged Unreal Engine game, drive real input, collect rendered evidence, and stop before automation becomes a substitute for human playtesting.
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Soul/'s administration surfaces collect evidence, prepare exact device-scoped work, preserve recovery paths, and stop before unattended maintenance, remediation, or public consequences can begin.
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Generation is only the beginning. Soul/'s Music Studio carries a reviewed candidate through listening evidence, revision, visual binding, export, mix continuity, and a deliberately separate publication boundary.
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Soul/ now has an inspectable production skill registry, a human-readable invocation guide, and a gated path for turning one missing capability into tested, reviewable behavior.
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Soul/ now operates through five distinct Cores, moving conversation, creative work, development reasoning, or complete resource release across local hardware without becoming five different assistants.
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Soul/ can now hear bounded spoken requests, answer in a local voice, and inspect an explicitly provided picture or screen capture without turning perception into ambient surveillance or authority.
Cisco
Building a conservative IOS XE EEM guard that can identify a genuinely stuck analog call, recover one exact voice port, and prove what happened without turning a timer into a blind automation hammer.
Cisco
A look at what AletheiaUC is becoming: a read-only, evidence-led Cisco Collaboration assessment framework with normalized facts, conservative findings, and reports people can actually use.
General
A closer look at how Soul/'s Core swapping, Music Studio, and Visual Studio turn a creative brief into reviewed audio, artwork, and a local video package.
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Soul/ can now move between local models, GPU architectures, and purpose-built Cores without leaving its identity, memory, or boundaries behind.
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A look at the recent evolution of Soul/, from persistent conversation and grounded research to Skill Studio, self-assessment, and carefully bounded self-augmentation.
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Why I started building Soul/, a local-first assistant designed around conversation, useful action, explicit approval, and human control.
PowerShell
Because Of Course Backups Got Weird There are some tasks that sound simple until they run head first into the real world. SmartZone backups are one of those things. The normal answer is something along the lines of…
General
A Closer Look At My Dotfiles As a Unix based system user, I understand the crucial role that dotfiles play in shaping our system environment.
General
Automating mRemoteNG and PuTTY Session Creation: A Comprehensive Overview In the information technology landscape, efficiency is not just a preference—it's a requirement.
Cisco
Let's Try Out ZEEP As I probe different ways to pull information from Cisco Unified Communications Manager I often run across other modules that I can try in the future. My last attempts at pulling phone registration…
Cisco
When You Really Want To Use Python Hey! You there! Yes, you! Are you sick of only checking Cisco Phone registration in Cisco Unified Communications Manager through the GUI, having to take the time to log in, wait for…
Python
Like Batman's Belt, But Not As Cool In my last post I share a script that I created with the help and guidance of some current and former colleagues. It used BeautifulSoup and regular expression to parse html code and…
Python
When You Just Want Some BeautifulSoup I want to start this blog post off by prefacing the below script I'm providing by stating that I am not formally trained, nor have I studied at length Python or coding in general. I…