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Daniela Petruzalek

@danicat83
Senior DevRel Engineer @Google | Go, Gemini & AI Agents | Keynote speaker | Retro games, anime & cats =^.^=
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    Daniela Petruzalek
    @danicat83
    Aug 25
    Writing a basic agent loop in Go takes 20 lines of code. Building a production agent takes a deliberate architecture. In Part 3 of "Gemini for Go Developers", we explore how to build AI-enabled applications and autonomous agents in Go. To see where raw API loops end and
    Gemini for Go Developers: Building Agents in Go
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    Daniela Petruzalek
    @danicat83
    10h
    Heavily agree with this take. This is why I mentioned the other day that I do full cleaning sprints across all my most relevant repos after a new model is released. There is always something to be improved!
    @GeoffreyHuntley
    geoff
    @GeoffreyHuntley
    Aug 31
    one thing i wish more folks understood you should be deleting your agents md and skills on the often. especially between model releases take the learnings and revalidate them every couple months. the models are getting better and less malloc() is needed to get outcomes/drive
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    Daniela Petruzalek
    @danicat83
    13h
    Ah! The good old days!
    @VideoGameHstry
    Video Game History
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    Daniela Petruzalek
    @danicat83
    Aug 31
    "I know kung fu." - actually, I don't. But my coding agent does! Every time Antigravity loads a skill on demand, I immediately think about the classic scene in The Matrix where Neo has kung fu "installed" into his brain. Skills are a fairly new standard, but they have become so
    The Pragmatic Guide to Agent Skills
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    Daniela Petruzalek
    @danicat83
    Aug 29
    I have the complete opposite view. My flow state has gone completely berserk as there isn’t a natural stop for the flow anymore. Before coding agents I would usually stop when I got into a dead end or one of the “boring” parts of the project. Now I simply power through as I can
    @GergelyOrosz
    Gergely Orosz
    The Pragmatic Engineer
    @GergelyOrosz
    Aug 29
    It’s a weird complaint to have but with AI agents, that “flow state” during coding is gone (because the coding itself is gone.) Every time I talk with a dev about work now vs before, it seems to come up, like today with a former colleague. Are we over-glorifying it (I mean it
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