Indragie Karunaratne
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@indragie
Building AI agents for debugging at
@sentry. Prev. co-founder of Specto (acquired by Sentry), engineering
@Meta, indie macOS & iOS developer.
Bay Area
Joined December 2008
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I haven't written a blog post in 11 years, but the recent experience of building a complete macOS app with AI has me so optimistic about the future of software development that I had to share more about the process.
I used the first Dropbox beta back in 2006 and was sold right away - I’m still a paying customer of the product today, 20 years later. But there hasn’t been much innovation in this space since then and we’re in the midst of a broad shift in how people interact with computers.
Space has raised a $2.4M pre-seed to give your computer infinite storage. Today teams lose hours each week downloading files before humans and agents can begin working. Space removes the wait. Every file, instantly accessible while using zero disk space.
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We need more virtual filesystems (for agents, but everything else too)
I'm excited to finally get this into the hands of customers - we're using this internally on a regular basis and it's clear that it solves real problems. Querying and correlating telemetry to debug a problem is tedious, and Seer Agent can do it faster than any engineer can.
ICYMI, Seer Agent is live 🚀 Debug production issues in natural language. No predefined issue needed — just describe what's wrong and it traverses your full telemetry graph to find the root cause. Check out this new article on
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@indragie👉
GHFS is useful in combination with Claude's /add-dir command. /add-dir ~/ghfs/<user>/<repo> to add any of your GitHub repos to your workspace without having to clone or manage a working copy.
I built GHFS: a virtual read-only filesystem for macOS that mounts your GitHub repositories locally. You can point agents at a mount directory where all repos are available and are automatically cloned on-demand.
