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My prompt for a "Code Reviewer" mode on Roo Code.

🚀 codii Update Alert! 🚀 1/7 🧵 What makes this one special is that its the first REAL user 🥹 driven feature! We just shipped a small but MIGHTY update to Codii that makes team collaboration smoother & code reviews more accessible for everyone on your project! Here

When traffic started coming in, I didn’t build more features. I built distribution. Reddit bans? I learned from it. Cold emails ignored? I iterated. I wasn’t a marketer. But I became one. You can too.

1/ Just finished reading “Principles of Building AI agents by Sam Bhagwat, a great breadth-first 🧠 intro for anyone building agentic systems. Not super deep, but well-organized, practical, and full of connections to the current state of the art. I got a lot of inspiration,

I've tested the most popular AI coding editors & assistants with autocomplete functionality (Cursor, Windsurf, Augment, GH Copilot, Kilo Code). Cursor autocomplete is hands-down the fastest.

What they don't tell you at the start of your software engineering career: Most roles are less about building systems and features, and more about configuring stuff, refactoring small pieces, juggling stakeholders, and becoming an information router.

Full report for yesterday’s Google outage - not feature flagging a new code path - null pointer crashing a binary when reading empty fields from Spanner - remediation causing a thundering herd as there was no exponential backoff - which required manual throttling to recover from

A few months ago, editing large files (>5k lines) with Cursor was a struggle. I reactivated my subscription a few weeks ago and noticed that there have been huge improvements since then. They've actually done a great job.

Cursor with o3 model is top 👌

"In Swift, you can omit the self. prefix when accessing instance properties and methods in most cases." Who the f thought this is a good idea?

Talent used to be locked up in FAANG. Something I've been thinking is how the AI wave unlocked something rare: top talent is now spread across so many companies. The optionality today is unlike anything we’ve seen before.

new favorite thing is chrome tab groups, i can package my whole console for codii that includes tools from Supabase GitHub Lemon Squeezy Google Analytics Hotjar | by Contentsquare Notion etc all in a single tab, feels neat, what do you use for tab organisation?

With AI, everyone’s a developer now. But top engineers are more rare and more valuable than ever.

Cursor this is pretty awesome ngl, I built codii for this reason, keen to try bugbot!

Gave Cursor’s new Bugbot a try and it's ok at catching bugs. But for more complete code reviews, I still lean on tools like codii : it does not only find issues, but also helps with refactoring, design suggestions, consistency across the codebase, and adapting reviews to

Some good news from yesterday's Seeds ceremony by National Bank of Greece! 🌱 Wealthyhood was awarded: 🏆 Best Financial Literacy App 🥈 2nd Place Overall Big thanks to the NBG team for the well-organized event, and congrats to all the teams who participated! More

Airtable raised over $1.4 billion. Their ARR was almost $400m in 2023. They're pivoting. Yet another AI app builder 🙃

Anyone else getting 413 errors ("prompt is too long") with Claude models on Roo when tagging large files? Situations like this highlight the value of Gemini pro 1M context window.

“ I went from 3 to 150 followers in 1 week - hard work and consistency pays off”. Let’s unpack this a bit. - 1 week of work is not a representative example of hard work and consistency, it is a sample at best, I’m not trying to minimise 1 weeks work, but I’m not ok with

I'm joining Cursor to teach the future of coding! There are millions of developers learning how to use AI and they need pragmatic advice: 1. We need to teach new developers strong foundations, so they know what to learn, and how to solve issues when debugging. 2. We need to