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EternalRights (@eternalrights) | Hashnode

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EternalRights

@eternalrights·Beijing, China·Joined June 2026

Building agenthatch — SKILL.md → compiled AI agents. 8 core fixes to pytest. Ship beats perfect.

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Learning has no timeline; expertise is domain-specific.

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Open to AI agent infrastructure, developer tools, and open-source roles. Currently at DiDi as an agent dev intern + junior CS student — I ship things. 10 PRs to pytest, author of agenthatch.

EternalRights's blogs

Everyone gives agents skills. I made skills hatch their own agents.agenthatch.hashnode.dev2 posts

About

Learning has no timeline; expertise is domain-specific.

Available for

Open to AI agent infrastructure, developer tools, and open-source roles. Currently at DiDi as an agent dev intern + junior CS student — I ship things. 10 PRs to pytest, author of agenthatch.

EternalRights's blogs

Everyone gives agents skills. I made skills hatch their own agents.agenthatch.hashnode.dev2 posts

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EEternalRightsinagenthatch.hashnode.dev·Jul 23 · 9 min read

Hatching a D&D spellbook sage: four RAG bugs and one that almost hid behind an editable install

I spent last week building a fake D&D 5e spellbook agent. Not because I needed one — I needed to break agenthatch v1.0.1's RAG pipeline in ways the existing test suite couldn't catch. Four bugs fell o

EEternalRightsinagenthatch.hashnode.dev·Jun 19 · 16 min read

Everyone gives agents skills. I made skills hatch their own agents.

I spent two weeks writing a SKILL.md for our internal agent stack at work. Every API endpoint, every MCP config, every token-budget rule I'd bled for over three months, written down in clean markdown.