Dev builds an OP-1-inspired skill for agentic coding, posted on GitHub Next
narphorium · x · 2026-11-13
Developer mikker published a skill on GitHub Next that brings the Teenage Engineering OP-1 synthesizer's interaction "magic" into agentic development workflows, complete with an interactive demo. Reposter narphorium quipped that gradient descent optimizes billions of parameters at once while humans can realistically handle only four. It's a playful example of mapping hardware interaction metaphors onto coding agents via the skills mechanism.
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