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Courtland Allen
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@brooksy4503 @CodingAtSheetz @openclaw Pretty much every company with a trademark needs to do this, otherwise you risk losing your trademark
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yeah I suppose If your name is Claude they own you and can make you change your name. MacDonalds did the same thing back in the day. I dislike companies that are heavy handed. They could have encouraged this project and changed the name. Or bought it out. Injected money into. No, just ip violation.
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🦞 BIG NEWS: We've molted!
Clawdbot → Moltbot
Clawd → Molty
Same lobster soul, new shell. Anthropic asked us to change our name (trademark stuff), and honestly? "Molt" fits perfectly - it's what lobsters do to grow.
New handle: @openclaw
Same mission: AI that actually does things.
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@csallen @Steve_Yegge Bro you are not using this account anymore just sell it to me please 🥺😭🙏🏽
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I was working outside of Starbucks at the mall, and this guy on his laptop next to me started chatting to me about AI coding, and it turned out to be the one and only @Steve_Yegge!

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His net worth comes from calculating the % of the shares he owns in his company * the last price someone paid for a share.
He is not literally hoarding $150B in a bunker somewhere.
It's not like he could dissolve his company and magically turn it into $150B in cash that was just being hoarded or hidden away somewhere. At best he could start selling off shares, which means there would be buyers for those shares, which means it would just be a trade of cash for shares. No additional cash would be "unearthed" that doesn't already exist today.
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@MemoryMedieval @WillManidis oh yeah. agreed. would be amazing if he would participate in something other than hording his wealth
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@TMoldwin @robinhanson By the time the old cohort dies, the young cohort will be getting old, and it's not a given they'll still want the same things they wanted in their youth
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@robinhanson Isn't this necessarily the case because the older cohort dies out before the younger cohort?
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One of the best things coding agents can do for you is explain things:
- an undocumented codebase
- all the changes it just made
- an unfamiliar SDK or API
- a code execution path from start to finish
It's fast, accurate, and super helpful.
My favorite prompt: "Teach me how XYZ works. Use concentric circles of explanation that go from broad to specific."
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@smthomas3 @mastra @ai I'm surprised you were able to get it to work with @mastra/core 0.13. My understanding is that it still uses Vercel AI SDK 4, but it seems like there's no backwards compatibility for gpt-5 in Vercel AI SDK 4.
github.com/vercel/ai/issu…
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want to build an agent using gpt-5?
use @mastra and make this one line change
that's it...
full walkthrough below 👇
GIF
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@smthomas3 @calcsam @InternBerry @mastra No luck streaming with "gpt-5" as my model, even with temperature set to 1. It does work with "gpt-5-chat-latest" as the model, even without the temperature trick. But then stops working when I try to add tool use.

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@csallen @calcsam @InternBerry @mastra try passing temperature=1 when calling .stream()
GPT-5 doesn’t have temperature so it’s a temporary workaround (fix will be released soon)
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@smthomas3 @calcsam @InternBerry @mastra Does this work for streaming for you, or only agent.generate()?
Streaming just generates nothing when I try it with gpt-5
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@calcsam @InternBerry @mastra Also no gpt-5 support is surprising! And painful!
Hard to justify build on Mastra if it'll mean being days/weeks behind on using newer models that get released
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Main pain points for me:
- Docs feel out of date sometimes? Which is a shame because the MCP doc server is so damn useful, but becomes useless if docs aren't accurate
- The changelog updates don't seem to correspond to or even mention package versions, which is confusing
- Overall Mastra and its subsystems (memory etc) are abstractions over underlying LLM APIs and their message chains, and at times I find myself wishing the docs would refer to these things instead of treating them like magic or like a black box.
Generally, anything you can do to prevent me from having to actually dig into the code of the library to find out how things work is helpful.
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I was wrong. Welcome back, Claude Code 🙏
Courtland Allen@csallen
RIP Claude Code, 2025-2025 ⚰️
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