Jerrick Hakim

Just putting this out there. Lately I’ve been deep in building RepoGo, a mobile-first developer workflow for managing real repositories and infrastructure directly from your phone. Every day it feels like the vision gets a little closer to something really special. If any companies are exploring mobile developer workflows, dev tooling, or AI-assisted coding environments; I’d love to connect and see how what I’m building could complement existing platforms. Either way, I’ll keep shipping.

@iamk_xyz @vercel @rauchg x.com/jerrickhakim/s… I wanted this to so bad i built one. Happy to add anyone to the repo. Its WIP its in swift.

Need a mobile app of @vercel in the play store and app store. @rauchg

This guy doesn’t miss. Always building.

I once learned that it’s now how much code you write, it’s about how little code you write, how’s it’s tested and the shelf life of such code.

@theo We should just work and skate together at this point. 🤙

T3 Code now supports Claude. If you have the Claude Code CLI installed and signed in, you can use it with T3 Code. Hopefully the lawyers won't make us remove this 🙃

Boring feature, but important. Stabilizing the core of RepoGo. Full codebase search and replace — from your phone.

@enesakar @upstash Pricing is attractive, especially with no bandwidth charges. Curious how that evolves over time. Love what you all are shipping keep it up 👍

New in Upstash Box: Preview URLs. Start a server inside your Box → get a public URL instantly. No ngrok. No setup. No waiting.

Has anyone else been getting this?

Yes, there is a folder for that

@rivet_dev This is very interesting. I’ve wrote my own layers to support dynamic providers. I’ll definitely be checking out the custom providers!

🔥 New in Sandbox Agent 0.4: Auto-provision sandboxes for any coding agent in 3 lines of code Supports: E2B, Daytona, Modal, Vercel, Cloudflare, Docker, ComputeSDK, and custom providers $ 𝚗𝚙𝚖 𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚜𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚋𝚘𝚡-𝚊𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚝

Your favorite agents, all in one app...

@itskritix @conductor_build I’ll give it a shot in some down time. But I always enjoy seeing what I can build.

@jerrickhakim Why bro 😑. Existing ones are not enough? Try @conductor_build

Starting use Claude Code a few days ago, Today I created a terminal wrapper with/for it.

I really love using Cursor. But lately the RAM usage and cost have made it hard to keep using day to day. Curious if others are running into the same thing.

The innovation here is impressive and also inspiring. Big ups to Amjad and the Replit team.

Software is fun. I built a Vercel client for myself so I have an app to manage the infra I’m running on Vercel. It also aligns with my Swift learning efforts.

Hear me out. Crazy idea. What if we took one billion and just… did some good. Right now. Instead of investing it in AI to maybe do some good one day.

I've been here too. Here are some key takeaways for anyone starting from ground zero. On message send: – Persist chatId, status, and workflowRunId When loading a chat into the UI: – If status = streaming and a workflowRunId exists → manually call chat.resume() On abort: – Snapshot the last message and upsert the DB – Call an API to cancel the workflow If you have a realtime listener running on the edge runtime: – When the assistant message status becomes cancelled (message.metadata.status), emit an event – Trigger an AbortSignal on the durable agent instance or the .stream() call Note: I stopped exploring the durable agent path here. If I remember correctly, Vercel Workflows doesn’t love AbortSignal in this context. When I revisit true abort handling, this is where I’ll likely continue. Hope this helps anyone getting started with this.

Building durable agents with resumable streams, aborting, and persistence is hard

The hardest part of building isn’t shipping. It’s shipping when you refuse to release something mediocre. The pressure is real. But that’s the founder deal. Back to building.

Inspired by the goats. The fade adds a nice touch… Might OSS a swift chat UI. Backend still the AI SDK of course.