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@linear What makes Linear Agent better than using Linear MCP with an external agent?

Introducing Linear Agent. Built directly into Linear and accessible everywhere, it understands your roadmap, issues, and code. Ask anything. Command everything.

@RhysSullivan Spend 90% of your time in plan mode before letting loose. Wind it up until the agent clearly articulates plans and checklists. When things go off the rails, restart quickly with added context. That’s more important than the model but codex 5.4 is thorough.

are any of the models actually good at doing large refactors? i have to spend so much time fighting with them to not take shortcuts and actually make large changes to code

@expo Add a ripple shader on top of a basic prompt and designers lose their minds

This is amazing.

@ryanvogel an app where when a kid calls in sick to school, 30 year olds within a three mile radius are notified so they can go to the school and eat that child's lunch

going to do a video where I build an app from 0-100 3x times using opus 4.6, codex 5.3, kimi k2.5 what project should I build?

@thsottiaux Beautiful

I am Tibo and I have an incredible team. Codex would not exist without them and they cooked. Enjoy the new Codex app, access through your free/go ChatGPT plan and 2X rate limits on other plans. Can't wait to hear what you do with it. openai.com/codex/

@101babich @storybookjs @figma @cursor_ai I found cursor agent to be poor at most frontend tasks, especially compared to claude code or codex. I’m using GPT-5.2 codex in opencode + figma mcp + playwriter mcp and get better results with far less prompting.

🤖 Figma MCP and Cursor still aren’t friends Spent a few hours trying to generate a @storybookjs for my design system components from @figma . Fixed tons of syntax issues along the way, but the final output that @cursor_ai generated is still far from the original design. Curious, what’s your current process for turning Figma designs into code?

@clementrog It was a good run while it lasted. Given Anthropic's poor PR, I wouldn't expect an announcement. Codex allows using ChatGPT pro / plus plans with Opencode, worth a shot.

Did Anthropic just quietly break OpenCode for Claude Pro/Max? Getting “Claude Code only” on every request (worked yesterday). Anyone managed to make it work again?

@milichab @thdxr @andresmarpz I couldn’t get the Cursor agent to migrate ~3k lines of css to tailwind. I’d try one component at a time and it would choke and introduce regressions. Both opencode and claude code nearly one-shotted with the same model (Opus 4.5). Feel like cursor has regressed for months now.

@thdxr @andresmarpz We run daily tests and the agent in Cursor performs as well as any other harness out there - for Claude/Gemini/GPT/Grok and more - on long&short tasks More on the methodology in our semsearch blog, cursor.com/blog/semsearch Send over any screenshots we should check out

why do you use both cursor and opencode together when cursor has an entire agent view?

Thanks for the memories, Cursor - you made coding fun again✌️ On a red-eye home, @opencode helped me finish a project I’d been stuck on for weeks. Excited for what's next!

great work team, we got rid of performative morality and replaced it with performative cruelty 🙌🥂

@brian_lovin I’ve had luck creating a new composer and appending rules to my initial prompt whenever it starts down a bad path

This has been my experience so far, too — I can get off the ground in record time, I feel like a god. Then 2 hours later the composer is spinning in circles.

@dandotdev I’m interested in your x handle, please dm me

I love making beautiful products and wish I could do it all day long and not do any of the cringe stuff that sometimes goes with it. But alas... we live in a society

@shreyas How would you advocate this to leadership that’s biased towards acting on the first idea, especially when shipping speed is held in such high regard? What’s the balance?

Why do most teams that understand their customers still fail at creating winning products? They fail to translate that understanding into the right product. Why? Chiefly, because they make a long series of average choices. They choose between 2 or 3 obvious options but remain oblivious to the other 10 options that were available to them, with just a little more thought & creativity. Do this repeatedly, over the hundreds to thousands of choices that a product team ends up making, and you get an average product and pedestrian positioning of said product. So what do they do next? Talk to the customer. Talk more to the customer. Go on a customer listening tour. Fixate on the customer. Answer support tickets to build more empathy. etc. etc. All good things, but none of these things will solve the real problem: inadequate creativity, which stems first from a lack of appreciation of the role of creativity in product work. This is why most teams out there are forever stuck on the treadmill of “doing all the right things” but still not winning in the market. The takeaway: You need to understand that you cannot consistently build winning products in your career without translating customer insight into the exactly right product, UX, and positioning. And creativity will provide you the greatest alpha there. So, embrace the importance of creativity and thoughtfully inculcate it within your product team.

@HiJulieJennifer @jhubb_ @juliofarah @BritonBaker @logan_liffick Congrats team!

so incredibly proud of what our small but mighty team’s been able to ship in a *very* short amount of time @jhubb_ @juliofarah @BritonBaker @logan_liffick that’s it for today! … (or is it?) 😈

new feature drops @makelogio as part of our relaunch! 1. your users can now subscribe to the changelog updates *they* care about got some users who wanna know about every bug fix, while the rest just care about major features? let them decide what they hear from you + when!

@BritonBaker Turned out great!

Living room getting more cozy ✨

Has web development gotten too complicated?

@shivkanthb It’s not just design - they built their own real-time sync so there’s zero latency. They’re the slimmest and most ergonomic PM tool twitter.com/artman/status/…

Genuinely curious - what’s the extra hype with linear? It’s beautiful fosho but it’s a task management app lol what am I missing

Dare I go outside? #Denver #wildfires