Documentation has always been expensive but now it's almost free - it comes as a byproduct of getting some data We're still missing a UX layer in most places that documents things in a satisfactory way. e.g. your analytics tools should really be documenting every insight it

codex is so needy

claude with task agents can one-shot most things tbh, if you haven't used it since todos became tasks, your experience is wildly different

My current hobby is extracting core logic into a generic open source package Way easier for the ai to work over and ultimately just kind of good software

Honestly considering vibe coding a mintlify clone with how bad their support and platform is

$7M Super Bowl ad well spent!

Has anyone created a shadcn for remotion yet? Re-usable components Would be great for generating b-reel which is either manual or boring right now

local evals still hugely underrated. easiest way to get to a "self improving agent" set up.

once again, the dutch are advancing the frontier of financial lunacy. a tale as old as time.

grok please show less vague posting

topic I haven’t seen much discussed: ai is probably going to change job boundaries before it consumes jobs whole

Idk about you but I don’t think AI will develop visual taste after a certain model size Visual taste seems very human constrained right now

there is no llm psychosis there is only unrealised mediocrity

Inngest might have the cleanest agent library out there Kind of confused how state works, but it's pretty ideal otherwise

Here's a pattern I'm surprised we haven't seen more of in ai world A lot of automations are *roughly* deterministic, but the 5% where they're not make pure code solutions unreliable You can prob save a tonne on tokens if you have agents focused on building and maintaining and

who is working on ai code slop detection?

Part of the reason that agents work really well with CLI tools is that CLI tools are created under similar constraints to those agents operate under: - (mostly) human readable - limited visual space (context window) - often built for use cases rather than general access

It's interesting to put all of your agents into a Slack channel and get your team to use them there A panopticon for agent/user research

codex 5.4 kinda goated ngl

Hi Heidi - your support team tells me there is "no way" to see any usage data from my team We pay $7000/yr for this product and you can't run a database query?