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Finally breached 700 !! Thank you for your support yall
Connections are the only way to grow right now, for small accounts I feel
You get locked in to small networks, and the chance to breakout are very less
You have to keep expanding outward and meeting new people to grow with the current algorithm
For months I used to scream into the void, but now I'm happy that my posts atleast reach my mutuals TL 💪
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Me rn:
Claude: 20$
OpenCode: DeepSeek V4.1 Free
Codex: 20$ + (Stole my sister's subscription 20$)
Cursor: ~2$(New X subscription)
Antigravity: Jio subscription (Mom's phone)
Anyone else running a cheap setup like me?
DevDiary retweeted
Replying to @kapilansh_twt
Yes bro, heck we are doing the same thing as managers😭😭
"Fix code"
"Do fast"
"Production error, fix it, make no mistakes"
"Is this feasible, make it work"
"Fix UI, it's shit"
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We went from vibecoding -> spec driven -> vibe coding(Anthropic and OpenAI were thinking to remove plan mode) -> spec driven again?
FUCK THE VIBE-CODING.
GitHub just buried it.
Here's what replaces it 👇
The next phase is spec-driven.
GitHub's open-source Spec Kit makes your AI agent write down what it's building before it touches the code.
You agree the spec. Then the agent builds it.
The whole workflow is 6 commands:
1. /speckit-constitution: set the rules your project lives by
2. /speckit-specify: describe what you want and why
3. /speckit-plan: pick the stack and architecture
4. /speckit-tasks: turn the plan into a real task list
5. /speckit-implement: the agent builds it
6. /speckit-converge: it checks the build against the spec and repeats until they match
It plugs into 40+ coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot and Gemini.
Free, MIT-licensed and already past 143k stars on GitHub.
Repo link in the comments 👇
DevDiary retweeted
Add 42 video editing tools to Claude Code, Cursor, and MCP clients with npx ffmpeg-skill.
github.com/kajisho5/ffmpeg-s…
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Me rn:
Claude: 20$
OpenCode: DeepSeek V4.1 Free
Codex: 20$ + (Stole my sister's subscription 20$)
Cursor: ~2$(New X subscription)
Antigravity: Jio subscription (Mom's phone)
Anyone else running a cheap setup like me?
DevDiary retweeted
Many people are saying "Cursor is just for editing" - in that case why not use Zed or VS Code?
Why do you guys use cursor? I'm super curious
Many people are saying "Cursor is just for editing" - in that case why not use Zed or VS Code?
Why do you guys use cursor? I'm super curious
DevDiary retweeted
Once you start coding using AI, your mind can't even think of writing a loop by yourself.
AI won't take our job because they work better than us, it will take our job because we will stop thinking and using our brain due to AI.
Tabbular Issue #3
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thebeardsage.com/
A nice blog, speedrunning through deep theoretical concepts(computer architecture). I havent read it, but it got resurfaced. Super old XD
remembersanskrit.com
A now defunct website, I wanted to learn Sanskrit 2 years ago and I think this blog had some good stuff. Sadly it's been discontinued and is now a relic available on wayback machine
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Yihui launched Skillry one month ago with 400+ active paid subscriptions and $12,037 revenue in 30 days, crossing the monthly 10k USD mark!!
TLDR;
Before writing a single line he forces two answers:
(1) What’s the actual business model that already works?
(2) How do the first paying customers show up, and can I copy that?
For Skillry the answer was “sell aesthetic templates/skills that AI coding tools can call directly, via subscription.” not another skill directory.
AI-generated templates have that plastic feel and developers will pay for taste. Same old business as Tailwind UI ($299 one-time, $2M+ in 5 months), Magic UI / Aceternity UI (lifetime deals + pure X demos doing $60–100k/month), and 21st .dev (MCP into Codex/Claude Code).
He used BizPeel to pull real last-30-day numbers on 7 peers and the pattern was brutal:
> old one-time template plays (ShipFast still looks legendary at $1.27M cumulative but only $1.7k last 30 days; God of Prompt MRR dropping and listed for sale) are sunset
> the ones still printing are “subscription + feed it straight into the AI tool” (Sleek $16k+/30d, TypeUI growing, Skillry itself)
> focused deliverables crush generic ones. TypeUI (generic components) did ~$3.4k. Skillry (complete aesthetic pages, decks, promo animations you can actually ship) did $12k. Low Content AI just targets Amazon KDP sellers and clears $15k/30d with almost no broad SEO
The main unlock is this: Reverse engineer a product, see if you can agentify it (make it available for codex/claude code). Usually what most of us(including me) do is build and then pray.
Highly recommend to read the original article.
DevDiary retweeted
Claude Code 的 CLAUDE.md,是不是可以删了?
如果你同时用 Claude Code、Codex 等多个 Coding Agent,我觉得真可以考虑。
Claude Code 现在已经支持 AGENTS.md,意味着一套项目规范可以被多个 Coding Agent 复用,不用再给每个工具维护一份。
怎么切换?
其实很简单:
把项目规范迁移到根目录 AGENTS.md
删除项目里的 CLAUDE.md(先确认没有 Claude 专属规则需要保留)
Claude Code 执行 /config → Project instructions
保持默认的 claude-md-or-agents-md 即可
但有几个坑,特别容易踩:
坑 1:默认不是两个文件都读。
claude-md:只加载 CLAUDE.md
claude-md-or-agents-md:没有适用的 CLAUDE.md 才回退到 AGENTS.md
claude-md-and-agents-md:两者共同加载
坑 2:只删项目根目录的 CLAUDE.md 可能还不够。
如果祖先目录还有 CLAUDE.md,也可能影响 AGENTS.md 的加载。迁移时记得检查父级目录和子目录的指令文件。
坑 3:AGENTS.md ≠ .claude/agents/。
前者是项目指令,后者是 Claude Code 的子智能体配置,完全不是一回事。
坑 4:跨工具共享的是规范,不是所有能力。
各家 Coding Agent 的工具、Skills、权限和执行机制仍然有差异,别把工具专属指令直接搬进公共文件。
我觉得更值得关注的是:
过去我们围绕工具管理项目上下文:Claude 一套,Codex 一套。
现在可以反过来,围绕项目管理公共规范,让不同 Agent 来适配。
README.md 给人看,AGENTS.md 给 Agent 看。
你们现在是各维护一套,还是已经统一到 AGENTS.md 了?
DevDiary retweeted
初見のコーディング課題に対して素の Claude Code(Skill やプラグインは不使用)とTDDで取り組んだ約4時間20分のセッションログを、記録のためにほぼ編集せずに整形して記事化しました / 素のClaude CodeとTDDで初見のお題に挑む ― #tddbc 仙台11thのセッションログを公開 htn.to/3usjV6xSj3
xitter.cf/yihui_indie/status/211…
Yihui launched Skillry one month ago with 400+ active paid subscriptions and $12,037 revenue in 30 days, crossing the monthly 10k USD mark!!
TLDR;
Before writing a single line he forces two answers:
(1) What’s the actual business model that already works?
(2) How do the first paying customers show up, and can I copy that?
For Skillry the answer was “sell aesthetic templates/skills that AI coding tools can call directly, via subscription.” not another skill directory.
AI-generated templates have that plastic feel and developers will pay for taste. Same old business as Tailwind UI ($299 one-time, $2M+ in 5 months), Magic UI / Aceternity UI (lifetime deals + pure X demos doing $60–100k/month), and 21st .dev (MCP into Codex/Claude Code).
He used BizPeel to pull real last-30-day numbers on 7 peers and the pattern was brutal:
> old one-time template plays (ShipFast still looks legendary at $1.27M cumulative but only $1.7k last 30 days; God of Prompt MRR dropping and listed for sale) are sunset
> the ones still printing are “subscription + feed it straight into the AI tool” (Sleek $16k+/30d, TypeUI growing, Skillry itself)
> focused deliverables crush generic ones. TypeUI (generic components) did ~$3.4k. Skillry (complete aesthetic pages, decks, promo animations you can actually ship) did $12k. Low Content AI just targets Amazon KDP sellers and clears $15k/30d with almost no broad SEO
The main unlock is this: Reverse engineer a product, see if you can agentify it (make it available for codex/claude code). Usually what most of us(including me) do is build and then pray.
Highly recommend to read the original article.














