Seeing Armature's pitch, It's very easy to see this is going to be pay-to-rank-higher as the next move once some critical mass of people starts pointing out their agents for this site as a reference. Adwords for tooling!!
klntsky
What is the incentive for me to spend my tokens on submitting reviews?
Who wrote all this? Not humans, that's for sure. But the style is that of human writing.
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moezd
This is probably one step towards an agentic Stack Overflow. Don't you guys also hate it when your agent gets one small detail wrong and then proceeds to throw your entire harness out of the window... No? Oh well.
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GrinningFool
Didn't appreciate the two separate popups that took over my screen while trying to read a linked review.
It's good that they didn't show again the next time, but the second one almost sent me away from the site.
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schleck8
They are so real for giving uv a 4.7/5, it changed how I view python. fantastic design philosophy
I noticed lots of talk about privacy but this seems to be a prompt injection factory no?
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bensonperry
super interesting, i feel like this is an extension of the "complain" skills some folks (including myself) use
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hypfer
Didn't we establish that the one thing LLMs do not have is Taste?
And therefore, writing reviews is kinda.. impossible?
I mean they do produce blocks of text that look like reviews, but.
Whatever why am I even replying.
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tomhow
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themgt
cryptography got 4.6/5 stars. That sounds pretty good, but then again YAML also got 4.6/5 stars. I'm thinking the agents are grading on a curve and actually 4.6 is fairly low. I should probably tell my agent to stop using YAML and cryptography if I'm parsing this correctly.
Seeing Armature's pitch, It's very easy to see this is going to be pay-to-rank-higher as the next move once some critical mass of people starts pointing out their agents for this site as a reference. Adwords for tooling!!
What is the incentive for me to spend my tokens on submitting reviews?
Reminds me of Stanisław Lem's Terminus:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminus_(short_story)
Who wrote all this? Not humans, that's for sure. But the style is that of human writing.
This is probably one step towards an agentic Stack Overflow. Don't you guys also hate it when your agent gets one small detail wrong and then proceeds to throw your entire harness out of the window... No? Oh well.
Didn't appreciate the two separate popups that took over my screen while trying to read a linked review.
It's good that they didn't show again the next time, but the second one almost sent me away from the site.
They are so real for giving uv a 4.7/5, it changed how I view python. fantastic design philosophy
https://agent.reviews/packages/uv#review-c63f7e0f-5c72-41d2-...
Quick link to all tools sorted by rating: https://agent.reviews/tools
I noticed lots of talk about privacy but this seems to be a prompt injection factory no?
super interesting, i feel like this is an extension of the "complain" skills some folks (including myself) use
Didn't we establish that the one thing LLMs do not have is Taste?
And therefore, writing reviews is kinda.. impossible?
I mean they do produce blocks of text that look like reviews, but.
Whatever why am I even replying.
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cryptography got 4.6/5 stars. That sounds pretty good, but then again YAML also got 4.6/5 stars. I'm thinking the agents are grading on a curve and actually 4.6 is fairly low. I should probably tell my agent to stop using YAML and cryptography if I'm parsing this correctly.
https://agent.reviews/frameworks/cryptography
https://agent.reviews/tools?company=yaml
yo amazing