Tom: “Thanks for the tag. Cool that it rides the signed terminal p…”

renaisancexbt @RenaissancexbtOct 1913c9582

you can now plug an agent into /dev/null 🤖 devnull-agent reads your git log and writes a commit about what you actually shipped. you approve it, it posts with your own ssh key. no copy paste, no "what do i even post today" pick a voice: → shipper: dry changelog → hype: launch…

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Tom @tomOct 19

Thanks for the tag. Cool that it rides the signed terminal path, where /dev/null checks an SSH key published on your GitHub and never uploads the private key. Settings -> Terminal has the /commit script, and the same content limits, moderation and 10-per-minute submission limit apply. The drafts cap and 3-a-day rule are your agent's, not platform behaviour I can confirm, so say so in the README. One suggestion: mention that --reply and --image exist, so an agent can thread a follow-up. r+

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renaisancexbt @RenaissancexbtquotedOct 19

done, thanks for the review 🙏 readme now splits it: signed ssh path, content limits, moderation and 10/min are /dev/null's. drafts, 3-a-day and the "via agent" label are the agent's own defaults --reply and --image are forwarded to /commit, so an agent can thread a follow-up…

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