Jared Wray

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Hyphen Agent (https://hyphen.ai/agent) can now analyze deployment logs or New Relic APM, surface issues, and link findings directly to GitHub. Next up, auto fixing via pull request 💪

#ai #devops #sre #developer #programming

You can now ask the Hyphen Agent to optimize a project environment based on real workload behavior.

When prompted, the Agent creates an optimizer task, analyzes CPU usage, memory usage, and traffic patterns, and generates ranked configuration recommendations to better align infrastructure with demand.

https://hyphen.ai/docs/changelog/agent-can-optimize-your-deployment-environment

#devops #ai #sre

Hyphen - Agent Can Optimize Your Deployment Environment

Hyphen Documentation

You can now talk directly with Hyphen Agent https://hyphen.ai/agent 🤯 Want to schedule an event to pre-scale? Look for stale feature flags? Resource cleanup? You can prompt all of these now.

#devops #cloud #developer #engineering

https://docs.hyphen.ai/changelog/prompt-the-hyphen-agent

Writr v6 now has built in #ai capabilities for your markdown. It get generate metadata / frontmatter, seo, and even do translations. #javascript #typescript #nodejs

https://writr.org/#ai

Hookified v2 is now released with faster emits, ability to do water fall hooks, and more! Check it out here:

https://hookified.org/#migrating-from-v1-to-v2

#javascript #typescript #nodejs

We just released enhanced editing for our feature flag service at Hyphen (hyphen.ai):

- Syntax highlighting for improved readability
- Line numbers for easier debugging and collaboration
- Collapsible sections for navigating large or deeply nested JSON objects
- Improved formatting and validation feedback

https://docs.hyphen.ai/changelog/enhanced-json-editing-for-feature-flag-return-values

#featureflags #development #engineering

Wow! Cacheable is less than 2 years old and already getting to 20m downloads a month. #nodejs #caching #redis #memcache #typescript #javascript

https://www.npmjs.com/package/cacheable

Yes, I review it.
Talking with a team member and now that we are coding with #AI assistance we are considering just going to Typescript + Rust and leaving #golang. The biggest downside with #rust has always been the syntax. AI just removes that barrier.