Add to Chrome — Free@alex_notes · 4h
put my tiny eval harness on GitHub. 20 messy inputs, expected outputs, and one command to check whether a prompt change actually helped. boring tools win.
A Chrome extension, on your side of X.
My X. My rules.
Ownfeed hides spam replies and filters topics you don’t want—so you can focus on what matters to you.
I came for
the thread.↘
the thread.↘
Why is this
here. AGAIN?↙
here. AGAIN?↙
A cleaner feed.
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Sample demo
A useful start.
A better fit over time.
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Tell it what you want. Refine it as you go.
- 01Say what you want less of
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See what it remembers. Correct a decision, show a post once, or undo a change.
“What you watch
What you watch
isn’t always
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A long scroll isn’t always a good one. What you ask for, choose to hide, and want to learn matters more.
Good threads deserve
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one useful change to my agent: it has to run the tests before it can say “done”. better than any prompt tweak this weekend.
is the test runner part of the loop, or a separate check at the end?
inside the loop. if a test fails, the agent gets the failure output and has to try again.
same here. saving the failing cases as regression tests helped more than changing models.