Andreas Jansson

@Steve_Yegge Found the video youtube.com/watch?v=uRO3dN…

Grok and Groq are cool but I keep thinking of @Steve_Yegge's Project Grok talk at Emacsconf 2013 in London. Grok was like a remote LSP-like service. I remember everyone afterwards saying "no way I'm sending my code to Google, no matter how useful it is". Funny where we ended up.

People say AI coding makes them mushy brained. I don't agree. Today I've learned about debugfs, e2fsck, proginator, FTS5 trigram tokenizer, durable object alarms, ... I used to fill my brain with every intricate detail of every annoying API that I used once. What a waste.

brew install andreasjansson/tap/plwr github.com/andreasjansson…

You don't need MCP to control Chrome. I just added a --cdp option to plwr so you can connect to a running browser.

@Pfatagaga Ohhh I love this! Is there a demo online somewhere?

Formal grammar generates a string where alphabets correspond to Image mutation algorithms - some of them original. They act on input image successively. Very rich space it appears to be. Inspired by a similar project by @allnoteson

@lucatac0 hahaha some of my best design work

all credit goes to @allnoteson

AGI has been achieved internally

Recraft are wizards

@charles_irl @zeke yes definitely that!

@zeke @allnoteson i can only hope it's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PLUR

I just published a little Playwright CLI github.com/andreasjansson… It's minimal and ergonomic, built for agents and human-readable end-to-end tests.

I'm maybe having too much fun vibe coding these little rust CLI tools. Really enjoying this post-MCP world. cctr: github.com/andreasjansson… plwr: github.com/andreasjansson…

I'm writing less and reviewing more (generated) code, so readability is key. I'm currently liking the combination of cctr + plwr. The internal code is an implementation detail. High-level, human-readable e2e tests become the thing I review. This example is from github.com/cloudflare/mol…

@bigdatachads @CloudflareDev @openclaw @craigsdennis @chatsidhartha Great write up, thank you for sharing!

@CloudflareDev @openclaw @craigsdennis @allnoteson @chatsidhartha wrote up a different approach using DO instead of containers. feedback welcome. x.com/bigdatachads/s…

You can deploy @openclaw on Workers in just a few minutes. Let @craigsdennis @allnoteson @chatsidhartha show you how. Live now ⬇️ x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

In case you missed it, you can run Moltworker on @CloudflareDev @allnoteson @craigsdennis and I will be setting it up live on cloudflare.tv in 30 mins! cloudflare.tv/event/self-hos…

I'm so happy this is the job of computers now

agents x workflows build durable background agents that run for minutes or days, persist state automatically, stream progress in real time, and pause for human approval when needed npm i agents@latest

Veta is meant to be lightweight. No RAG, notes are just text files in the repo (or a D1 database when deployed as a Worker)

It can run both as a CLI and as a Cloudflare worker (using workers-rs): ``` export { default } from "veta/worker"; ```

Inspired by @Steve_Yegge 's awesome Beads, I made Veta, a knowledge base / memory CLI for agents: github.com/andreasjansson… Add a note: `veta add`; list tags: `veta tags`; show notes: `veta show`, search notes: `veta grep`; list notes: `veta ls`

@allnoteson My current favorite deploy path for those who Molt, nicely done 🔥