Looks really cool! Congrats on the launch
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0xferruccio commented on Sidekick: Local-first native macOS LLM app github.com/johnbean393/Si... · Posted by u/volemo
Really cool! I hope they'll roll out MCP support so that we can add support for it in our MCP app store (https://github.com/fleuristes/fleur)
Right now only code editors and Claude support MCPs, but we'd love to see more clients like Sidekick
0xferruccio commented on Show HN: Open-source app store for Claude fleurmcp.com/... · Posted by u/vortex_ape
One of the makers here - it was really fun to build this
While things seem to be still very early and each tool call needs to be manually approved in Claude, using these MCPs for some of our non developer friends was mind blowing
I think while it's still unclear what the winning way to build these integrations between apps and LLMs will be we need early experiments like this one for people to understand what's possible
0xferruccio commented on Ghostwriter – use the reMarkable2 as an interface to vision-LLMs github.com/awwaiid/ghostw... · Posted by u/wonger_
It's so great seeing these, always make me want to play with developing apps for the Remarkable 2. Do you have any sources you can recommend? Thank you!
edit: found the official developer website https://developer.remarkable.com/documentation
IMO the easiest way to play around is to use the reverse engineered APIs
0xferruccio commented on Ghostwriter – use the reMarkable2 as an interface to vision-LLMs github.com/awwaiid/ghostw... · Posted by u/wonger_
That’s awesome! Love seeing the reMarkable get more functionality through creative hacks. Just checked out your app—what was the biggest challenge you faced while developing for the reMarkable?
I think the thing I really didn't like was the lack of an OAuth like flow with fine-grained permissions
Basically authentication with devices is "all-access" or "no-access". I would've liked it if a "write-only" or "add-only" api permission scope existed
0xferruccio commented on Ghostwriter – use the reMarkable2 as an interface to vision-LLMs github.com/awwaiid/ghostw... · Posted by u/wonger_
This is so cool! I love to see people hacking together apps for the reMarkable tablet
I made a little app for reMarkable too and I shared it here some time back: https://digest.ferrucc.io/
0xferruccio commented on Using 2 Editors Because Xcode Is Dumb christiantietze.de/posts/... · Posted by u/ingve
XCode is so bad - Makes me not want to build iOS apps. If Apple swallowed some of their pride and just focused on providing a great developer experience via extensions for the editors people already use like VS Code and Vim IMO every developer would be thankful
I love the direction, especially including s3 and Postgres support natively - it makes a ton of sense for this to exist as an alternative to the “build your own framework” status quo
This is the standard in every web framework like Rails and Laravel, and the JS ecosystem will really benefit from this. The next steps are migration and schema management and a better out of the box testing story (w/ nice way to setup factories)
0xferruccio commented on Show HN: A daily digest for reMarkable digest.ferrucc.io/... · Posted by u/0xferruccio
Thank you for the honest answer. It is a definitive show-stopper for me to continue using your service considering how much access you will accumulate in your database - I am sure your current setup is technically more secure than any enterprise solution - however - considering my notes and remarkable are sensitive information, and contain (c) documents I cannot risk it.
I think remarkable should consider opening/widening their API.
have you investigating using the browser extension/word/ppt "send to remarkable" API?
if you have a patreon or community I'd love to support because the idea is great!
Thanks for the kind words! I completely understand your concerns about data security - it's exactly the kind of thoughtful consideration I was hoping users would have.
I'm actually considering open sourcing the entire project, which would allow security-conscious users like yourself to self-host the service. Alternatively I could also build a "self-hostable reMarkable gateway" that could issue write-only tokens, though this would require some architectural changes.
Regarding the browser extensions - unfortunately those wouldn't work for my use case since they require the user's browser to be running to execute any actions. The service needs to be able to run on its own schedule.
I don't have a Patreon set up, but your offer of support means a lot! The best way to help right now would be to probably support the development of building a more privacy focused integration once I open source the app sometime over the weekend
0xferruccio commented on Show HN: A daily digest for reMarkable digest.ferrucc.io/... · Posted by u/0xferruccio
Man... I'm not kidding. This morning I thought "I should build a news aggregator for my reMarkable". Thanks for saving me the work
Love to hear that :)