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right? But what I'm thinking is if we can just like have a shared repo, like a, like a DGS GitHub or something, and whenever anybody has a good feature or thing that they've created that could benefit like the rest

You can't modularize every single app like that, right? But what I'm thinking is if we can just like have a shared repo, like a, like a DGS GitHub or something, and whenever anybody has a good feature or thing that...

[Command-Line Output] Conduct Caliber Digital internal build * Scaffolding Caliber Digital internal dashboard... UserPromptSubmit: Recap: Building Caliber Digital.ai internal agency dashboard from the Client and Money folder using the paid shadcn-ui-kit-dashboard PRO template. Deploy scope: Full mint-site Privacy lock: Vercel Standard Protection (Mike-only) Kernel - cloud browser infrastructure for AI agents TL;DR: Hosted Chromium-as-a-service. You pay them to run browsers in their cloud instead of running Playwright/Chromium on your own boxes. Competitor to Browserbase, Browserless, Steel.dev, Anchor Browser. Fetch(https://www.kernel.sh/docs/) Received 6.4KB (200 OK)

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The only thing that I can think of so far, which I wanted to propose to you guys and I did add it to the spreadsheet, was like, because I don't think, like, everybody's kind of using different tech stacks. It's not an easy thing to just be like, "Oh, here's my module," because you can't modularize every single app like that.

...share more freely or like exchange information. The only thing that I could think of so far which I wanted to propose to you guys and I did add it to the spreadsheet was like, because I don't think like everybody's kind of using different tech stacks, it's not an easy thing to just be like, oh here's my module, okay...

Well, even even when we when we all first started doing any sort of coding, that that I I recognized that that sort of like weak point in how we work together, but I and so I was trying to think of like how can we possibly share more freely or like exchange information...

...anything independently or whatever. And I, you know, even when we, when we all first started doing any sort of coding, that that was, I recognized that, that sort of like weak point in how we work together, but I, and so I was trying to think of like, how could we possibly share...

Speaker 1: I remember something that Mikey said that stuck with me because he said, you know, we're all building all this, all these tools and everything, but it's like everybody's building, you know, like a GMB tool and it's like, now we're all like recreating the same thing, you know, independently or whatever. And I, and I, you know...

Speaker 1: Uh, I had an idea because I know, like, Mikey with, I remember something that Mikey said that stuck with me because he said, you know, we're all building all this, all these tools and everything, but it's like everybody's building, you know, like a GPT tool and it's like then we're all like recreating the same...

Speaker 1: One leg in two worlds right now, just AI development and standard SEO. But... Speaker 2: Rich, I, I added to our, our spreadsheet for like things that we can do at the retreat and stuff and, um, I had an idea because I know like, might be with, I remember...

Speaker 1: ...those I've been working on, but it's been somewhat of a process, but I feel like I got one leg in two worlds right now, just AI development and standard SEO. Speaker 2: Which I added to our spreadsheet for like things that we can do at the retreat and stuff, and...

[Command-Line Output] main - general-purpose Phase 4A - general-purpose Phase 4B - Service slugs + financing/warranty subs - Support + Rights + contact-us Enter to view 17m 8s 16m 31s T / J to select bypass permissions on (shift+tab to cycle) - esc to interrupt - ctrl+t to hide tasks - to manage Phase 4A - Service slug renames + financing/warranty sub-services Phase 4B - Support + Homeowner Rights + contact-us alias +8 completed North Valley bash Claude Code Q. 1.141 Opus 4.7 (1M context) bash Claude Max D : rebuild (ctrl+b to run in background) * Running Queen visual QA... (18m 25s 59.7k tokens) bash

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[Command-Line Output] [AsyncWebCrawler Configuration] async with AsyncWebCrawler() as crawler: result = await crawler.arun(url="https://example.com", config=CrawlerRunConfig()) print(result.markdown) [Rotation Tip] For bulk crawls, pick a random port between 8001-8050 per request. [Proxy Configuration] import random, os from dotenv import load_dotenv load_dotenv() port = random.randint(8001, 8050) proxy_config = f"http://tsp.oxylabs.to:{port}" [Model Integration] 1. Save token to D:\Ecosystem\secrets\MASTER_API_KEYS.env 2. Test inference call 3. Download model weights (Qwen3-VL-32B) 4. Wire into a project (VisionClaw, audit pipeline, etc.) [Honcho GUI] https://app.honcho.dev/explore?workspace=csions&session=mike-claudedev

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...hardly, just taking a look at things, but getting things up and live is—we recently hired a dev team to harden all our, our tools that we're working on, but it's been somewhat of a process, but I feel like I got...

It's just going gangbusters right now. Like, I... there's so many different options too, so it's really hard, like, uh, just taking a look at things, but getting things up and live is... uh, we recently hired a dev team to harden all our tools.

I'll say this again, in the last call I think I said this, but like the new world is basically handing over MCPs, GitHubs, uh you know, codebases and it's just going gangbusters right now. Like I there's so many different options too, so it's really hard...

Speaker 1: any friction proxy we'll deal with through that stuff. Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, [chuckles] it's a new world. I, I'll say this again, in the last call I think I said this, but like the new world is basically handing over MCPs, GitHubs, uh, you know, codebases, and...

Speaker 1: You can use pretty much any freaking proxy for stuff like that because most sites aren't, you know, blocking. Especially if you have a stealth browser, any freaking proxy will get you through that stuff. Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, that's a new world. I, I'll say...

Speaker 1: Like we have, we have stuff that like scrapes websites, regular websites and stuff like that, and we can, you can use pretty much any regular proxy for stuff like that because most sites aren't, you know, blocking, especially if you have a stealth browser and...

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[Command-Line Output] AsyncWebCrawler setup: async with AsyncWebCrawler() as crawler: result = await crawler.arun(url="https://example.com", config=CrawlerRunConfig()) print(result.markdown) Rotation tip: For bulk crawls, pick a random port between 8001-8050 per request. import random, os from dotenv import load_dotenv load_dotenv() port = random.randint(8001, 8050) proxy_config = { "http://tsp.oxylabs.to:{port}", "username": os.environ["OXYLABS_USERNAME"], "password": os.environ["OXYLABS_PASSWORD"] } Rule of thumb: Stop hammering one port. Each port routes through a different exit IP. 1 port, 100 URLs = rotate through 50 ports.

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