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gsannikov / llm-wiki-vs-markdown-native-knowledge.md
Created April 5, 2026 22:03
LLM Wiki vs Markdown-Native Knowledge: Architecture Comparison — Karpathy's pattern evaluated and simplified

LLM Wiki vs Markdown-Native Knowledge: Architecture Comparison

Karpathy's LLM Wiki gist proposes that LLMs should maintain a persistent wiki layer between you and your raw sources. It's an elegant pattern. But after implementing it, I found a lighter approach that keeps the best part — knowledge compounding — without the maintenance burden.

The Two Architectures

Karpathy's LLM Wiki (3-Layer)

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gsannikov / apple-vs-intel-ai-platform-comparison.md
Last active March 28, 2026 10:21
16-Pillar AI Platform Comparison: MacBook Air M4 vs Intel+Windows (11–1–4)

Apple Silicon vs Intel+Windows: AI Platform Comparison for Augur

Source: Perplexity Deep Research analysis — March 2026

Methodology note: This analysis was generated using Perplexity AI's deep research mode and then fact-checked against primary sources (Apple specs, Intel datasheets, benchmarks, vendor documentation). Two figures were corrected post-review — M4 memory bandwidth (120 GB/s, not 100) and M4 TDP (24W, not 15W). NPU TOPS updated to reflect Intel Lunar Lake (48 TOPS) and Panther Lake (50 TOPS). A discrete GPU pillar was added after feedback correctly identified a blind spot. Five low-pertinence pillars (entry price, battery, weight, package manager, resale value) were removed to focus on what matters for an AI development platform. Final scoring: 11–1–4.

Overview

A 16-pillar comparison evaluating MacBook Air M4 (macOS) vs Intel+Windows laptops as the primary development platform for Augur, a local-first AI personal OS. Only pillars with pertinence ≥ 4 for AI development are includ

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gsannikov / 2026-03-26-apple-vs-intel-ai-platform-analysis.md
Created March 26, 2026 18:09
20-Pillar AI Platform Comparison: MacBook Air M4 vs Intel+Windows

Apple Silicon vs Intel+Windows: AI Platform Comparison for Augur

Source: Perplexity Deep Research analysis — March 2026

Methodology note: This analysis was generated using Perplexity AI's deep research mode and then fact-checked against primary sources (Apple specs, Intel datasheets, benchmarks, vendor documentation). Two figures were corrected post-review — M4 memory bandwidth (120 GB/s, not 100) and M4 TDP (24W, not 15W). Individual data points may still carry AI-sourced inaccuracies, but the overall scoring is a knockout (16–0–4) — even if a few numbers shift by 10–20%, the directional conclusion holds.

Overview

A 20-pillar comparison evaluating MacBook Air M4 (macOS) vs Intel+Windows laptops as the primary development platform for Augur, a local-first AI personal OS.

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gsannikov / claude-cost-calculator.md
Created March 17, 2026 14:21
Claude Code Cost Calculator — estimate workload cost across Raw API, Max Peak, and Max Off-Peak pricing tiers

Claude Code Cost Calculator

Paste this entire prompt into Claude Code to estimate your workload cost across pricing tiers.


Prompt

I need you to estimate the cost of a task I'm about to run, comparing three pricing scenarios.

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gsannikov / ops-refactor.md
Created February 24, 2026 20:14
Claude Code Capability Audit Prompt — workflow that audits your agent patterns against latest platform features and suggests migrations
description Audit workflows against latest agent capabilities and suggest migrations + cross-agent parity
visibility ops
adaptive true
last_audit 2026-02-24

/ops-refactor

Workflow Capability Refactor

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gsannikov / ADR-122-filesystem-driven-plugin-lifecycle.md
Created February 19, 2026 09:59
ADR-122: Filesystem-Driven Plugin Lifecycle Management

ADR-122: Filesystem-Driven Plugin Lifecycle Management

Status: Implemented Date: 2026-02-19 Deciders: Augur Team Related: ADR-109 (Filesystem-Driven Dashboard), ADR-105 (Hub-Driven Plugin Architecture), ADR-112 (Plugin Completeness), ADR-121 (Hub Ownership Validation), ADR-083 (Colocate Plugin Data), ADR-087 (Eliminate data/ Directory)

Context

Augur's core value proposition is that users can add, remove, and compose skills with zero friction — drop a folder, get a plugin. Today, several gaps undermine this:

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gsannikov / crew-orchestration-portable.md
Last active February 7, 2026 12:52
Claude Code Agent Teams: 12 Crew Profiles + 6 Swarm Presets — Paste into Claude Code to generate orchestration layer with safety constraints, tier routing, and cost-aware defaults

Generate Crew Orchestration Layer for Claude Code Agent Teams

Paste this entire prompt into Claude Code. It generates crew profiles, swarm presets, and tier routing — everything needed to run structured Agent Teams.


What you are building

You are generating an orchestration layer for Claude Code Agent Teams. This consists of:

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gsannikov / context-manager.md
Last active April 8, 2026 06:06
Claude Code prompts: Part 2 (ADR workflow) + Part 3 (Context management for Agent Teams & Subagents). Paste into Claude Code to generate slash commands.

Context Manager for Claude Code Agent Teams & Subagents

You are setting up a context management layer for a Claude Code project. Generate the following 4 files exactly as specified, then explain how to use them.

1. Create .claude/commands/context-audit.md

---
description: Audit current context usage across active agents and subagents
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