Right now, I'm mostly keeping it simple — using lightweight APIs for tools and wiring them up manually inside the agent logic. Helps avoid overengineering early on.
Also, for local testing across different languages and services, ServBay has been super helpful. I can run PHP backends, Node services, even .NET stuff side by side on macOS without setting up Docker every time. Makes iterating way faster.
Curious to hear what setups others are using too!
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Top comments (1)
Right now, I'm mostly keeping it simple — using lightweight APIs for tools and wiring them up manually inside the agent logic. Helps avoid overengineering early on.
Also, for local testing across different languages and services, ServBay has been super helpful. I can run PHP backends, Node services, even .NET stuff side by side on macOS without setting up Docker every time. Makes iterating way faster.
Curious to hear what setups others are using too!