The Objective: Your video is an exercise in Developer Advocacy. It serves to prove two things:
- Functionality: You actually built the application.
- Grokking: You deeply understand the concepts and can teach them to a teammate.
The Objective: Your video is an exercise in Developer Advocacy. It serves to prove two things:
Multiple AI agents (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, future agents) share write access to a Graphiti knowledge graph without coordinated protocols. This has resulted in:
graphiti_meta_knowledge vs intended 8-10.Based on verified PydanticAI documentation retrieved via the qdrant-docs MCP server, here's a comprehensive analysis of your deep research code:
This code implements a programmatic multi-agent workflow pattern—one of the four complexity levels supported by PydanticAI for multi-agent applications. The system orchestrates three specialized agents to perform deep research through a plan-execute-analyze pipeline.
You are reviewing my .claude.json cleanup tooling.
Context:
cleanup_claude_json.py (backs up ~/.claude.json, analyzes projects, and removes entries whose directories no longer exist, with a dry-run/execute flag).CLAUDE_JSON_CLEANUP_STRATEGY.md (describes goals, risks, and a conservative cleanup process).Tasks (be brief and concrete):
You are analyzing a GitHub repository as a software architect and systems researcher.
Critical rules
README*, docs/, pyproject.toml / package.json, Dockerfile*, compose*, etc.AI Engineering in 2025 requires more than prompting or code generation—it requires a repeatable, spec-driven system that aligns humans and AI agents on what to build and why before any code is written.
GitHub’s Spec Kit provides a lightweight, practical foundation for this: a standardized workflow that uses structured specifications to guide AI agents, reduce rework, and eliminate “vibe coding.”
This bootcamp framework extends that foundation into a three-phase operating model, helping future AI architecture & engineering leaders create teams where humans and AI work together effectively, predictably, and safely across a GitHub Organization.
Here’s a concise analysis of the markdown‑confluence GitHub organisation (and its tooling), why it appears to have waned in activity, and alternative tools/approaches you might evaluate.
The mono-repo at [markdown-confluence/markdown-confluence] described itself as “a collection of tools to convert and publish your Markdown files to Confluence (using Atlassian Document Format – ADF)”. ([GitHub][1])
It included components like:
an npm CLI (@markdown-confluence/lib) for converting Markdown → ADF. ([GitHub][1])