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i can't wait to show this!
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cus the app is slow af. and people gotta/wanna burn all the usages before jumping ship. that's why.
Replying to @thsottiaux
On codex cli updates. We've added reusable prompt presets, inline model and permission settings, and enterprise MCP sign-in. We've also fixed failures when resuming long sessions and added Windows corporate-proxy authentication. Surprisingly the CLI has grown 2X in usage since devday.
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Yup. Every single prompt I have to remind GPT models to perform ABSOLUTELY no tests, no verification, no validations, stop finding edge cases, etc. Putting this down in AGENTS.md doesn't work, you just have to keep nagging it. Cancelling my sub btw.
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brining back merge requests instead of "PR"
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great little note from @grok
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today i have a dedicated screen just for looking at the source code and git diffs, while an agent makes changes on another screen. there's a sense of calm... for some reason, i feel much better.
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Travel planning in 2026 is actually crazy. Just dump all the places you wanna visit, restaurants and random things to do into a @NousResearch Hermes agent. Keep adding stuff whenever you find somewhere interesting. Connect it to a self hosted Notion-like app (I'm using Docmost) and let it automatically organise and update your itinerary everyday. move the places you can't go to deferred list. (shitty weather, no time etc) then pick it up later and let the agent rearrange all your plans.
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perfect time to become a PHP "consultant" and charge insane amount of money to patch their websites
perfect time to hack all php websites and rewrite them in something better
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testing a new feature.. i have Jev score how far we've drifted in the thread shappy.dev/
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all the slop I've been building is slowly coming together to form one massive Devastator AgEnT OrChEsTrator.
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Is there a lint tool that helps agents understand the codebase while using fewer tokens?
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"taste" is the set of corrections that you made, turned into checks. That's it. So... it's crackable, not the moat.
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ohh yeaa.. pi-durable, self-updatable, bye bye many services soon
Byebye @github AgEnT OrCheStRator that every "one-person" company needs shappy.dev/
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Byebye @github AgEnT OrCheStRator that every "one-person" company needs shappy.dev/
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sometimes you just wanna do something quick like grab a site's favicon. chrome exposes browser_execute, so your chat widget can writes the JS and runs it on the tab for you. my chat widget connected to my chat backend (PI Durable + celld) makes my life EASY.
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Pi Durable is awesome lol. I can start a chat in one place and continue in another app. celld (self-hosted Cloudflare) runs Durable Objects on my server, each chat with its own saved state. Close the panel and backend work keeps going. Cooking chat.shappy.dev/
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I truly believe all the vibe-coded products we've been pumping out are essential building blocks for a bigger AgEnT OrCheStrAtor/OS. The vibe-coding era is coming to an end. From here, the quality will only go up.
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“Did I forget anything?” shouldn’t be the last thought before starting the trip. I built Packerly to make packing feel finished: plan a trip, sort items into bags, and see at a glance what’s missing. Your next trip is free. No account needed. apps.apple.com/us/app/packer…
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your agent can code, but it has zero taste. introducing flavors.design 🌸 a gallery of design vibes you copy into ANY agent and say "make my page look like this" ◈ browse real landing page vibes ◈ customize, remix, shuffle ◈ copy design md + shadcn + template 1/4
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codex image gen > actual app I'm SOOO happy with this workflow. Now there's no way codex's gonna say something is done but it isn't actually done yet.
I'm calling it: the next wave of SaaS will be specialised, verification-based tooling. @Supertake
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