Just released evmstate, a TypeScript library to trace & visualize state changes on EVM chains, with human-readable labels (variable names, mapping keys, decoded values, etc).
You can now open SSH on a sandbox from Silo and connect from this machine or another.
Works with a terminal or an agent harness, against a local or remote VM.
github.com/0xpolarzero/si…
Silo: a native macOS/Linux app for sandboxes on your machine or remote ones. Powered by MicroSandbox.
Meant for letting agents run wild in isolated Linux VMs.
Open a workspace in your editor or terminal, forward ports, keep secrets on the host, scope GitHub access per sandbox,
Silo: a native macOS/Linux app for sandboxes on your machine or remote ones. Powered by MicroSandbox.
Meant for letting agents run wild in isolated Linux VMs.
Open a workspace in your editor or terminal, forward ports, keep secrets on the host, scope GitHub access per sandbox,
STRONGLY recommended reading
You're in for a treat at the end, you won't even have to bookmark it for "putting it into practice later": it's a tool that lets your agent put it into practice for you...
Because I’m trying to teach agents how to orchestrate agents, everything I have learned
- prompt engineering
- context engineering
- harness engineering
- workflow engineering
- backpressure
Is all documented in a pretty compact form in the Smithers docs.
The goal is to make an
These are the entirety of his prompts. Bro literally did the "make no mistakes" meme until the model solved a math problem that had been open for 30 years.
