Unlocking agent beast mode with Tessl
summary
A demo shows Tessl as a context registry that turns markdown into versioned, agent-usable packages called tiles, installs a Python style tile and 10,000+ open-source docs, and runs agents (Claude Code, Cursor) against evaluation harnesses to measure improvement. It builds a CLI to-do app using Typer and prompt_toolkit, adds an NL dates tile (v0.0.4 → 0.2) and an MCP server for faster lookups, and reports that Claude Code follows context best while Cursor needs more prompting.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Tessl
- 5:12Demo setup and context
- 10:14Installing style guide tile
- 13:52Adding library documentation
- 19:26Publishing private documentation
- 25:44Enhancing task features
- 31:29Versioning and updates
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