You know what it really takes to become an AI engineer? Kefir. Because nothing fuels Claude Code Anonymous lightning talks like good gut health 😄 2 days left until round two of nerds sharing real agentic coding experiences. No BS. No slides. Just honest talk about what

So true. I've been educated to make everything run scalable on kubernetes clusters. But most companies and projects really don't need this

S&P 500 be like: Hold my beer. We already have all incoming documents (ONLY!) available as scans instead of text.

Meanwhile I'm using --dangerously-skip-permissions on most days 🤡🔫

Oops I did it again. Yesterday I hosted the second round of Claude code anonymous cologne edition 💒 Thanks for all your shared knowledge - happy to see such a thriving engineering community in Cologne

Great to see this pattern becoming a built-in feature in Amp Would love to see this in Claude, too Thariq

So many sceptics out there, not believing in agentic coding. And they are right, there is no silver bullet. Every tool needs experience to master. We are not called engineers by accident, as it's less about science and more about craftsmanship. Don't believe me? See what

be real.

This is brilliant. We tried to do this programmatically for an agent retrieval use case on contracts (the inherent structure allows for more control)

I. Have. Read. It. All. And it's really overkill One thing though did stick: Rails is the perfect companion for agentic coding Decades of convention over configuration make it crystal clear for LLMs to know where everything goes. models, views, controllers, DB, auth, the

Romain 💻 DHH Lex Fridman Rails comes with sharp knives. Yes, everything is convention over configuration, so you have to know / abide to the "magic". But the architecture is layered so nicely, that you can change it at any level to achieve your own way. Two more arguments for your great choice: 1.

Would not have thought to enjoy my little YouTube drift into: The Journey of Making Friends With a Tiny Spider youtu.be/4d5tv13Hq1U?si… Great footage, even for non spider fans 😅

Let's start some due maintenance tasks. Claude goes brrr

So many people on x talking about the best™️ harness, but barely touching grass in the sense of creating anything meaningful for their community or potential customers.

Code like a surgeon, not like a manager - excellent article by Geoffrey Litt found via Simon Willison geoffreylitt.com/2025/10/24/cod…

"It has never been easier to build an MVP and in turn, it has never been harder to keep focus" Most founders feel like Josh, why it's more important than ever to work on solving other peoples problems to not only feel a real purpose in life but also make money if it's an urgent

Here are the (vibed) presentations to the last two Claude Code Anonymous sessions in Cologne 💒 github.com/plattenschiebe…

Ok, I'm back from (much needed) vacation in Thailand. Now just need to figure out what happened in 529 hours (3 weeks) here on X 😅

Three rounds of Claude Code Anonymous 💒 and discussions still go until 10pm. Round 3 theme: Patterns That Stuck After months of agentic coding - what actually works? Dec 9 | STARTPLATZ Cologne | 30 seats Kefir & pizza included 🥛🍕 luma.com/4sbib729