A human API between intention and creation
Wisconsin
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We are aware of the OpenCode security incident involving Gemini API keys stored in OpenCode. We've blocked exposed API keys are working with impacted customers and OpenCode.
If you used an API key with OpenCode: create a new key in AI Studio, delete the old one, and review your usage. If you see charges you didn't make, contact Google Cloud Billing support from your account.
We had a security breach last night related to a large scale distillation attack that impacted 1.4% of OpenCode Console users
We have notified them all this morning via email. If you did not get an email you were not impacted, it was a subset of users who had external providers linked
The incident is ongoing so we cannot share more details at this point but we are working with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google to remediate
This is really neat, you guys are awesome.
Whats not awesome is rural wisconsin with no door dash options.
If someone tries in an hour my $30 card will lapse and be up for grabs lol
Daily Hark user here.
Top asks:
1. GitHub write access (push, repos, issues, private repos)
2. Retries and alerts when scheduled runs fail
3. Browser console + mobile viewport for QA
4. Third-party OAuth from the sandbox
The quality's there. Let it write where the work lives.
Emailed details.
Last night I set up a 'nightly build' task.
@Muse uses @opencode in its VM to work on projects i abandoned as well as build a tool or app that it thinks would be helpful to me/our work.
free muse usage, free coding harness using free models to code on projects...pretty neat
3 weeks ago I started using @Muse . I'm not a coder. I work in a factory driving a forklift.
Since then, from 80 chats:
• blind playtests and a combat bug sweep on my AI dungeon master app, with fixes shipped
• 456 AI images for D&D campaigns and a horror serial
• 37 video clips cut into 12 trailers
• weekly meal plans and grocery lists, done for me
If you want to try it, my code is ''9NGPM1. The join link doesn't apply it. Go to Settings > Redeem invite code within 48 hours of signing up, and we each get 1B tokens.
forgot to mention that all of this was free, and i haven't used much of the 1B tokens i got from using @ChrisUniverse 's invite code
According to @Muse when i asked it:
• 52 draft fix PRs through strategist review (fable 5.1) — 28 merged to main
• 349 issues filed on the repo in 3 weeks (540 total)
• 19 blind playtests, stopped at the first fail every time
• ran a local 3B-parameter model on CPU in my own VM for translation QA — $0
• 467 messages from me, 13,800+ counting the background work it runs on its own
• ~3 billion tokens processed
3 weeks ago I started using @Muse . I'm not a coder. I work in a factory driving a forklift.
Since then, from 80 chats:
• blind playtests and a combat bug sweep on my AI dungeon master app, with fixes shipped
• 456 AI images for D&D campaigns and a horror serial
• 37 video clips cut into 12 trailers
• weekly meal plans and grocery lists, done for me
If you want to try it, my code is ''9NGPM1. The join link doesn't apply it. Go to Settings > Redeem invite code within 48 hours of signing up, and we each get 1B tokens.
🤖 Made with AI
I'm sure this isn't the right place, but can you have someone look in to allowing Hark to access private github repo's with permission.
even giving it a full scoped key to use, it doesn't work, it still falls back to the native connector, which appears to be limited.
Hark did say that it filed an issue, not sure if it did though, it hallucinates pretty confidentially at times.
I missed hitting my reset button by like 15m last night, was bummed. Tried being clever and getting the most out of it before I hit the button.
Now I have a maxed usage until wednesday when it resets normally, lol
I just double checked my email, mobile and desktop apps - nothing here either
Like 80% of my usage is cowork, not sure how this wouldn't affect me.
@Muse does this for me too. Hooked it up to my notion database of stuff we like, on Thursday it gives me a handful of food ideas, I select some, it messages my wife, she makes the final pick.
It then builds the list (checking prices at the local stores via browser use too) and then sends a completed list Friday so we can do the shopping over the weekend.
Quite handy, my wife enjoys it too because now its pretty much just a multiple choice selection and then it gets built for us.
