I hereby claim:
- I am brennerspear on github.
- I am brennerspear (https://keybase.io/brennerspear) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASDPeBSEYRUoAmsYtbelrHgBYukhh1p-KR5zYehz3qDB_go
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| var cakeTypes = [ | |
| {weight: 7, value: 160}, | |
| {weight: 3, value: 90}, | |
| {weight: 2, value: 15}, | |
| // {weight: 0, value: 1} | |
| ] | |
| var capacity = 20 | |
| const weightless = function (cakeTypes) { |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| This post links my 3Box profile to my Github account! Web3 social profiles by 3Box. | |
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| # Safety Profile: Tycho L1 — Draft & Organize | |
| # | |
| # Philosophy: Do anything to YOUR OWN stuff. Nothing outbound. | |
| # Create drafts, organize inbox, edit docs, manage files — but never | |
| # send a message, comment, RSVP, or share in a way that notifies others. | |
| # | |
| # Key principle: if an action could cause a notification to another human, | |
| # it's blocked. Everything else is allowed. | |
| gmail: |
A Claude Code project that helps you write, test, and improve Claygent prompts through an automated feedback loop. You describe what data you want to extract from company websites, it drafts a prompt, sends it to Clay, evaluates the results, and iterates until the prompt is good.
Writing Claygent prompts is trial and error. You write a prompt, run it in Clay, eyeball the results, tweak, repeat. This is slow and subjective. The value here is:
Set up the GOG CLI with compile-time safety restrictions so your AI agent can access Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, etc.) without being able to send emails, messages, or take other outbound actions.
credentials.json file (you should have received this from Brenner)This is the fastest clean setup I know for someone who has never really used the terminal before.
The goal is simple:
claude commandcc shortcut