Adam Watters

@BuffaloBillCo Yes, there’s no point in automating a fake job

The fundamental problem with software engineering is it’s too real of a job. The outputs are measurable and objective. The workers are nerds no one likes. It’s a prime candidate for automation. Most of the fake jobs in the bullshit economy will remain largely safe.

something like clawdbot in every group chat by default will be normal soon

i haven't managed to max out weekly usage for $200/month claude code - going to see if I can do it this week

telegram group chats with all my friends + clawdbot to discuss their business ideas and let claude build stuff for them on my mac studio

I keep thinking I’m maximally ai-pilled, then I have another holy-shit moment and decide I wasn’t pilled enough

@AdamWhitcroft same experience last night on the couch. we passed the computer back and forth for hours prompting claude together. easy to lose sight of the magic when - you already knew how to build things with code - you’re driving agents daily and already acclimated to the new normal

This weekend I set up Claude Code for my wife and watched a years-long bottleneck disappear… me. She’s a makeup artist with no coding knowledge. I built her a Jekyll site years ago to keep costs down and because she didn’t need anything more. But it also meant every change had to go through me. After a quick setup I handed her the reins and watched her interact directly with Claude and her website. Within minutes Claude was giving incredibly detailed and actionable recommendations around SEO, accessibility, and missing Google structured data, all of which she applied. She then added new pages, updated pricing structures, and completely overhauled her testimonials on her own. Watching her understand and experiment with what this tool could do for her in real time was incredible. When you use it every day, you sort of forget how powerful that first “oh wow” moment really is.

I built an ios app to instantly setup open claw on your iphone, no server needed. ( QuickClaw ) This guy just used it to setup a live website from his phone. THIS IS INSANE. 🤯🤯

@_MaxBlade lol yes, hold on, doing some human stuff for it so it has a better domain

@AdamWatters omg wait really?!?!

Introducing QuickClaw ✨ I made the first iOS app that launches your own OpenClaw agent in under 30 seconds. No Telegram No API keys No setup One app, Sign in → your agent is live. In the appstore right now. Limited capacity, first come first serve.

close button top left, "next" button top right, 20px padding under those, 2 column grid, each card should have a 50% opacity overlay, bottom of the scroll should have an opacity mask... annoying writing prompts like this, so i made a figma plugin figma.com/community/plug…

yes, many backgammon apps already in the app store... but mine will be the BEST backgammon app

- randomly thought of a vscode color picker I made 6+ years ago... - devastating 1 star review from Nicolas - but otherwise fun surprise that people apparently still download and use it - feels worth it to spend an hour and just ask claude to address issue, fix old dependencies, make it better

waking up every morning excited to make things on the computer

SOLID principles newly relevant for all of us trying to keep claude on track

today, I made a figma plugin that exports frames as an ascii wireframe so I can paste mockups directly into the terminal for claude.

@andrewhart make a habit of writing them in notes app

I’d love to be one of those people who remembers names. They stick in my brain with sticky-note glue.

Very good book - I think I better understand both the brain and AI systems after reading - 10/10 recommend

future where enough people posting a feature request leads the platform's fully-autonomous product team to design, build, ship and test the feature

Booking flights is a ritual. I'm skeptical about automating rituals.