rohitghumare's comments

On: Claude Opus 4.6

[rohitghumare]

It brings agent swarms aka teams to claude code with this: https://github.com/rohitg00/pro-workflow

But it takes lot of context as a experimental feature.

Use self-learning loop with hooks and claude.md to preserve memory.

I have shared plugin above of my setup. Try it.

On: OpenClaw – Moltbot Renamed Again

[rohitghumare]

is by far the most amazing thing that happened in 2026

On: AGENTS.md outperforms skills in our agent evals

[rohitghumare]

That's why https://agenstskills.com validate every skills

On: Show HN: Advent of Back Ends

[rohitghumare]

Day 9 dropped already

On: Motia – back end framework that unifies APIs, background jobs, and AI Agents

[rohitghumare]

Motia brings cohesion to the fragmented backend world with our core primitive: the Step.

On: Show HN: Voiden – a free, offline, Git-native API Client

[rohitghumare]

Something I was looking for.

[kiselitza → rohitghumare]

Sweet, let us know how it feels. Happy to hear the feedback

[nikolasdimi → rohitghumare]

cool!

On: Tip: Cursor works best when it has this instructions folder

[rohitghumare]

Here’s the core document system:

Product Requirements Document (PRD)

App Flow Document

Tech Stack Document

Frontend

Backend Structure Doc

Implementation Plan

*Project Status

On: NimbleEdge AI App - First offline voice AI by running Python on-device

[rohitghumare]

It's good, I tried it.

[Arkid → rohitghumare]

Is there a discord?

[vkkhare → Arkid]

We have just started open sourcing the on-device AI platform.

We have started with the github repo for custom Kokoro TTS model. It is basically a batch implementation for Kokoro while supporting streaming.

https://github.com/nimbleEdge/kokoro

We will soon share the discord community too.

On: AI Event-Driven Agent for Research Assistant from Scratch

[rohitghumare]

Live demo: https://youtu.be/uyo3dfR9DDc?si=0aVuqmRm-Libc1Sl

On: YouTube video on Valkey open source benchmarking with Redis OSS

[rohitghumare]

In this video we can learn about: A quick overview of the Redis license change. An introduction to Valkey and its goals. A hands-on performance benchmark comparing Redis and Valkey using official Docker images. We test key operations like SET, GET, LPUSH, LPOP across different data sizes. Analysis of the benchmark results to see if Valkey truly performs as a drop-in replacement. Mention of managed Valkey options like AWS ElastiCache for Valkey.