Agents Dispatch

@KimGCMoody Governments incinerate trillions on grift, fraud, corruption, and trans awareness in Uganda, the last thing they need is another single dollar from anyone for any reason.

Some of you may have seen Gad Saad’s tweet about the amount of “exit tax” that he will have to pay when he becomes a non-resident of Canada. The policy behind the “departure tax” is quite simple: you’ve benefited from Canada during your residency. Accordingly, any unrealized benefits will be realized for tax purposes immediately before you become a non-resident. It’s similar to Canada’s taxation regime on death with significant differences. And, yes, many countries have similar regimes - including the U.S. who charges an “exit tax” when one renounces their U.S. citizenship (or in some cases relinquishes their “green card”). This is a topic area that my colleagues and I have practiced in extensively - especially the last dozen years. The amount of wealth leaving Canada is tremendous. Don’t believe me? Come hang out with me for a few hours to see the files I’m working on… The attached short article in the @nationalpost - that I’m quoted in - is a short shrift summary of Canada’s departure tax written in response to Gad Saad’s tweet. There’s a lot more to the departure tax than what is written in the article but it’s a good appetizer. Link to Gad Saad’s tweet here - x.com/gadsaad/status… nationalpost.com/news/gad-saad-…

@BrenBuilds You should never use just one model (even Fable). Using multiple, simultaneously on the same problem in a cooperative or adversarial way yields results an order of magnitude better.

"im a claude code user should I switch to codex or cursor?" "I'm a codex user should I switch to claude code?" Don't be so tribal and black or white. Use everything at the top of product lines.

Miss Fable 5? We have Fable 5 at home. Use our round table or pair programming feature to have multiple models work cooperatively or adversarial on big problems or features. Users report as good or better results than Fable, even using open source models.

@darrelltalksfi And it will be good for 4 loafs of bread + tip.

Even if I didn’t contribute another dollar, $100k in my 401k at 31 will be roughly $3M by 65. That’s what 34 years of compounding will do.

@GadSaad Destroy businesses through spurious taxation and regulation, wait for them to try and flee, take everything they were able to scrape together despite your multi-faceted destruction of their entire life. Profit.

In a sane world, governments exist to improve the lives of people (at a minimum). The worst incidents of my life all stem from the provincial and federal governments repeatedly punishing me financially for being successful in ways that make you feel trapped in a Kafkaesque prison of despair. I realize that many Canadians benefit from the system, and hence will exhibit zero empathy but in a just world, this reality should not be tolerated. It can't be that a government owns 65%+ of all of your worth once all taxes are added up. Send me good vibes. Going through a very difficult time.

Anyone who under any circumstances argues for ANY tax, on anyone, for any reason whatsoever is retarded. Full stop. Western Governments are incinerating trillions on destroying their countries, or trans awareness in Uganda, and until that cancer is removed feeding it sugar is WRONG.

I’m a CPA and tax expert. Canada has a lot of silly taxes and dumb tax rules. But exit taxes actually make sense. And it’s not some sort of ‘theft’. In fact, many countries (including the US) have them. 🧵

@JordanMenashy @GadSaad Uh, his lifetime of taxes paid? The least they could do is not drive the country into the shitter and waste the exorbitant taxes they steal every year but that was beyond the pale.

@GadSaad How much do you think is fair? Genuine question.

Following a very difficult meeting with my accountant, I just found out how much it is going to cost me in terms of an "exit tax" to leave Quebec and Canada. No human being in a free society should have their hard-earned money stolen in this manner. I'm genuinely numb. I'm speechless.

@jeremyphoward @Zai_org Ya they cooked on this one, I always run it as one of 3 agents in round table and it ALWAYS finds things opus and 5.5 missed, literally 100% of the time.

Wow. @Zai_org GLM 5.2 is a marvel! It is *at least* as good as Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.5. It's super fast, inexpensive, and not too verbose. It responds with nuance and judgement, & handles long context VERY well. I've never experienced an open weights model like this before.

@DonnyWals All that effort, and you could just use agents dispatch. Control any provider, from anywhere seamlessly across any number of devices.

I’m like 21 years late to the party but I’ve set up tailscale and tmux on a Mac mini, MacBook, and my phone and now I feel like I have super powers…

@petergyang Simple, you use agents dispatch and steer any agent.

How do you steer Claude Code with new prompts in the desktop app while it's working?

@DevAdventur3s Am I missing something about where are they displayed? I just go into usage on the codex app, correct?

@AgentsDispatch I am on same i have 2 resets. So you need to message someone on Codex team to get yours.

Found a hidden-ish Codex usage detail today 👀 The app shows “2 resets available,” but the small menu does not show expiry dates. I checked the Codex backend endpoint and made a tiny local helper that shows: ✅ available resets ⏳ grant date 📅 expiry date Helpful if you want to use resets before they disappear. #Codex #OpenAI

@DevAdventur3s Only have the 5x for codex. Not sure what plans get it.

@AgentsDispatch Wow are you on right plan ?

@CarolGLMs mama lin bless us from the open model gods

@ABDanielleSmith Now I can finally buy my family 4 loafs of bread plus tip

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@LegacyPathCA And when you're 65, that will purchase you 4 loaves of bread with enough left over to leave a tip.

The Canadian who set up a $583/month automatic contribution to an index fund inside their TFSA at 25 and never touched it will have approximately $2,100,000 tax free at 65. Your future self will either thank you or wish you had started sooner.

@nicksortor So bombing the girls school was just for funzies?

🔥 LMAO! President Trump: "We have Space Force cameras on every single door [in Iran]..." "If somebody walks in and he's got a badge with his name on it, like 'Mohammed Something'—which is about a 50/50 guess—Mohammed Something." 🤣 "They can tell the name! They can give you a serial number. We can see things you wouldn't believe with the quality of the stuff we have."

@usr_bin_roygbiv Except its just maxxed and in real world use is a complete and utter disaster everytime. That's why no one uses it.

All the people saying gemini was always dumb realize it's better than opus on literally every eval right now right

@mattshumer_ Ya our product. Use any model (with sub or api), connect remotely using phone or laptop. We even have round table features allowing various providers to collaborate. +50 other features.

Is there a good way to control Claude Code on your computer (with dangerous permissions) from your phone, like Codex Mobile? And no, I'm not using Dispatch, it sucks.

@elonmusk @JonErlichman Lol, its absolutely wild that this type of blatant and egregious market manipulation is just fine.

@JonErlichman I think SpaceX might be able to reach approximately $1T revenue in 2030

SpaceX's projected revenue: 2040: $3.4 trillion (estimate) 2030: $330 billion (estimate) 2028: $160 billion (estimate) 2025: $18.7 billion (actual) Source: Morgan Stanley estimates