| Arduous design tool | https://letterset.app |
| Personal | https://erinsparling.com |
| Work | https://developers.google.com/news/reader-revenue |
| Wish you were here - absurdist social postcard app | https://wishyouwerehere.app |
| Arduous design tool | https://letterset.app |
| Personal | https://erinsparling.com |
| Work | https://developers.google.com/news/reader-revenue |
| Wish you were here - absurdist social postcard app | https://wishyouwerehere.app |
On iOS 27, known schemas prevent me from being able to directly integrate with Siri UI, but I can still have it trigger the shortcut and return the results.
In summary:
- my multi-agent orchestrator app has App Intents
- Shortcuts fetches current active agents and their recent messages, sends them to the cloud model
- Cloud model summarizes, and forms a narrative that knows that agents can collaborate
- Summary is surfaced by Siri UI.
One can use this to post in many different ways, but its primary use-case in my mind is for domain-based brand accounts.
@logos and @commits are two canonical examples: write-only accounts that one still might want to interact with elsewhere. The docs site includes architecture overviews and a getting started guide, amongst other things.
https://docs.happitec.com/FederatedActivityPublisher/documentation/activitypubcore/
I flipped the switch and open-sourced my serverless mastodon instance! Details:
- giant AWS SAM template of serverless lambdas etc
- entirely swift for endpoints and even the web ui
- has been running for me for 3+ months without issue
- basically free to run once you have it set up
https://github.com/happitec-inc/FederatedActivityPublisher
@stroughtonsmith if I were making a new iPhone that could double in width, and wanted developers to be able to test this more efficiently (and yet wanted to put this capability in the hands of developers before announcing it), this is exactly how I would do it.