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Simon Willison's llm CLI just shipped its biggest release since launch: reasoning traces, server-side tools, a Git-style log store, and a cheap default model. For a solo founder, it's the fastest way to turn any LLM into a shell command you can pipe, log, and automate — no framework, no dashboard.
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Nine repositories tackling the hardest unsolved problem in agent design — remembering, retrieving, and forgetting across the lifetime of a conversation.
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A field guide to the Model Context Protocol repositories that actually matter — the SDKs, the reference servers, and the connectors that earn a place in your config.
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The dozen codebases that quietly define what it means to be an agent in 2026 — frameworks, orchestration layers, and the tools that turn intent into action.
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