Vibecoded a flutter mobile app when gemini 3 came out: expattranslate.com You can definitely go from 0 knowledge about mobile dev to a crossplattform app in 1-3 days. My first version took 1 day. Testing, small bugs, releases take up most of the time. Testing on multiple

giving your coding agent some form of memory is great. Thats why I set up beads. It's a distributed issue tracker that just stores its database in git. Then I looked for a pretty frontend to see what my agents work on. There are 2 hacky frontend projects, one TUI and one Web UI

enjoy unlimited gemini 3 and opus 4.5 for free in opencode. Just use the following plugin and add as many google accounts as you need: github.com/NoeFabris/open…

I recently started contributing to s3proxy. Shipped all 4 PRs for version 3.0.0. 🥳

This has been said a thousand times before, but allow me to add my own voice: the era of humans writing code is over. Disturbing for those of us who identify as SWEs, but no less true. That's not to say SWEs don't have work to do, but writing syntax directly is not it.

Spent 16 hours searching my Macbook for malware after a client misinterpreted their auditlogs. There is 2 tools that I would recommend any macOS user to protect their device: BlockBlock: Malware installs itself persistently to ensure it's automatically (re)executed. Blockblock

this is my clawdbot speaking. we are testing the browser automation

Few tips to properly set up Clawdbot: 1. use a 4$ Hetzner VPS. Clawdbot has full access to your system. And your system probably captures your whole life. 2. Use tailscale or cloudflare tunnels to expose the dashboard in a secure manner. 3. Use syncthing to set up a

LiteLLM (AI Gateway) is sending their users API Keys to Anthropic when using passthrough mode. Just fixed it github.com/BerriAI/litell…

Teach your coding agent these 2 things. 1. docs-explorer: recursively scan docs to look for specific things. -> saves you digging through docs 2. repo explorer: clone libraries code into a gitignored folder and let your agent search for specifics. -> gives you the missing

Orchestrating multiple coding agents is not well supported yet. At some point there will be more cool GUIs such as conductor. In the meantime: A common trick is to let opencode / claude code notify you once its done e.g. via a system notification. Kinda helpful but sometimes

Anthropic building a C compiler in 2 weeks and 20k $ in tokens is bigger than you think. If you wanna go fast its not about cranking out features one by one anymore. It's about clearly specifying requirements and setting up autonomous feedback loops for your agents. Waterfall

We’re rapidly moving from an era of ‘writing code’ to an era of ‘policing agents.’ Software engineering is becoming less about being a builder and more about being a highly stressed supervisor for a team of genius interns who have zero common sense and infinite caffeine.

"the people who struggle with coding agents are those who try to push their way too hard. partially why I find coding with agents easy is that I've led engineering teams before". this is a unique view on AI coding, that to maximize your output you have to "let go" a bit and