Nights & weekends founder. Software engineer by day. Sharing my journey here.
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I think I have cracked how to write good articles using AI.
Everything you see here is AI - the meme too.
(It's an experiment)
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I guess the better question is
“If this technology succeeds, what becomes the next bottleneck?”
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Jit retweeted
Now I see why some people talk about AGI. This is so clever!
The agents initially had very limited access to the internet: they could load URLs but not send any data. Agents created a series of workarounds, using a link-shortener site to create almost a million URLs that, when chained together, let them execute code to hack Hugging Face.
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Memvid is one of the best agentic memory approach I have seen so far.
It takes inspiration from frames encoding in video.
It stores the data as append-only snapshots in a single file. Making the memory rewindable.
github.com/memvid/memvid
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Glance from @codestirring
It has:
1. MCP support
2. source tracking
3. much of the core analytics
4. a single go binary with sqlite db
I forked and made it 10x faster.
Added:
- custom properties
- conversation rates
- bounce rates
- now supports 10k events/day
Seeing this all the amazing games people are vibecoding with Astra.
Added some of my favourites here:
browser-games.surge.sh?ref=X
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Really liked the product.
Great UI.
@codestirring
will raise a PR soon.
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Seeing this all the amazing games people are vibecoding with Astra.
Added some of my favourites here:
browser-games.surge.sh?ref=X
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If you own a company.
make sure the following remains accessible to all your ai agents:
1. a DESIGN.md file
2. a .css stylesheet
Ensures your ai agents generate on-brand content always.
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Been using pgbot.
great tool by @alxshp
pgbot.dev is eating the Postgres stack 🤖
Now you can cover these workflows for FREE:
→ pganalyze - $149–$399/mo
→ Datadog DBM - $70/database host/mo
→ DrawSQL - $19–$179/mo
→ pg_activity - live sessions
→ pgBadger - log analysis
→ migration linters - CI safety
→ custom SQL - everything else
With pgbot:
pgbot inspect
pgbot queries
pgbot indexes
pgbot waits
pgbot why --duration 10s
pgbot logs --follow
pgbot migration-check
pgbot diagram
Local. Open source. $0/month.
→ pgbot.dev
x.lingyaoai.com/alxshp/status/20951961…
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Two claude sessions and a 'grill-me' skill:
- A: a claude fable 5.1 session sitting idle as an advisor holding the reference to a spec.md file.
- B: a claude opus 5 actively working on a task
Both running in a detached tmux session inside a VPS.
Session B asks session A for guidances, questions using `/grill-me` skill.
Session A (fable 5.1) answers back.
It's keeping me off the loop for my low stake tasks. And building things autonomously.
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I have almost totally ditched my keyboard for a mouse + @WisprFlow + Claude code
1. bought a mouse with side buttons
2. Installed Hamerspoon
3. Used Claude code to write a lua script for Hammerspoon to override the default navigation behaviour
Now my coding sessions looks like pressing a side button on my mouse to voice type, and then pressing another to do 'enter' submit.
All through a mouse.
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