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powered by localfirst.space your life is already data launching c0ach.wtf local-first ai that turns it into decisions calendar sleep work no dashboards just texts you what to do

@boardyai A Coach in IMessage C0ach.wtf

Pitch me your company in 3 words

@shadcn Breakup and you will have a new name for a theme

New style dropping soon. What should we call it? I’ve run out of ex-girlfriend names.

relearning things is fun

@traefik Ai powered static cod analysis is now added, with vercel's agent sdk created two agent one for supply chain flag and other for the static code analysis

@traefik Integrations are live. Connect Slack, Jira, Linear, Discord. Get real time updates, auto detect dependency issues, create issues with suggested fixes, and keep your project secure before things break.

Been building a self-hostable supply chain scanner that runs on every PR, scans dependencies for risks, flags issues, and with an optional AI provider can suggest patches and fixes automatically.

I have renamed my open source security plateform from TGE to github.com/chann44/Arrakis (Arrakis),

shipped the policy engine for supply chain scanner scan triggers (push, PR, cron, manual), per-repo vuln sources (OSV, GHSA, NVD), SAST config, and registry push/pull — all normalized SQL, all independently configurable per repo or org

I Love @ClickHouseDB

There’s no skipping hard work. AI can generate most of your code, sure but that won’t hold up long term. Models are getting better, but real skill still matters. Agents are here to stay. The edge is knowing how to build solid software around them.

@romanbuildsaas and thats why i hate it

LFG 🔥🔥

You don’t need Next.js for the landing page of your shitty @openclaw Agent. Plain HTML, CSS, and JS served through Bun server are more than enough and it’ll deploy faster than that triangle company.

@elonmusk Building good software was already a hard problem. Now AI has made it even worse for developers trying to build good software and for consumers trying to find good products. So yeah, software has been eaten by AI.

Yeah