My weekly Claude usage just reset. Time to be antisocial.

My token usage went down. I’ve used other multi-agent harnesses before, and the agents burn through a lot talking to each other. There are ways to reduce it. Hint: Buzz allows for deterministic agents, not just AI agents. And with Goose integrated, so are Goose Recipes. Also look into lazily loading skills and tools- you may be able to cut down your agent count that way, which will reduce burn in a multi-agent setup.

when will you work with Square terminals? I'm itching to use my Bolt card as my daily driver

Zapstore posted an error message that the latest divine update doesn't come from an account that doesn't cryptographically match prior release author.

I love this post so much. Bitcoin should be boring. That’s a good thing for it in the long run. Freedom is always the goal and these are exciting developments.

Sounds like you have AI psychosis.

I forked Buzz to have channel based skills and MCP’s. This allows for significantly more skill availability with less the bloat, and more permissioned access to other programs the way an org actually operates. Today I’m adding channel-based personas to the fork. This reduces the number of agents needed on a team, but more importantly reduces process bloat. I found while migrating my Hermes+Telegram agents to Buzz, processes went up 4x for the same workload. This will scale it back down.

Openrouter was rotating providers per request and caches don't carry across providers. Pin routing to a single provider to keep the cache warm. I'd seen a 5x drop in toekn inputs.

Sir, please add a lightning wallet so we can cook your dinner.

I found a conflict with Buzz that impacts caching in Open Router models. That may also be why you're seeing token burn increase. This might be happening with other providers as well. There's a couple of simple fixes.

Forked Buzz to add skills and tools by channel with point and click functionality: https://gitworkshop.dev/naddr1qvzqqqrhnypzq5mpuwyatyqgcgnvst6d7k2aqyj6lrrq358utnjjmhrpcw9hkjdvqy2hwumn8ghj76twv3jhstnwva5hgtnyv4mz7qg4waehxw309aex2mrp0yhxgctdw4eju6t09uqqgcn40faqkx2pd2 Buzz extension that handles the gating of skills and tools by channel: https://gitworkshop.dev/naddr1qvzqqqrhnypzq5mpuwyatyqgcgnvst6d7k2aqyj6lrrq358utnjjmhrpcw9hkjdvqy2hwumn8ghj76twv3jhstnwva5hgtnyv4mz7qg4waehxw309aex2mrp0yhxgctdw4eju6t09uqqv6rpwf3x7usklgx3u Buzz allows for adding extensions, but required forking to change the GUI. Will need both the fork and extension together.

What's this mean for free and open source VPN's that function over a mesh network? Nobody owns them, nobody controls them. No centralizing 3rd party handshakes.

We need to know where these paranoid anarchists are so we don't go anywhere near them. Screw them and their non violent voluntarism.