Bryce Kaiser

@rdbotato Tried using it, but the agent never responded. Looks like a connection error.

OpenClaw is replacing entire workflows and most people can't even set one up. 1.5M+ API keys leaked on GitHub this year. Self-hosting OpenClaw? Exposed IPs. Leaked keys. Config nightmares. Hours wasted. Introducing Spawnr. no API keys. No setup. No servers. Instant model switching. One click. Built-in UI. Telegram. Secure. Spawn your AI agent in seconds → @SpawnrIO Start for free → spawnr.io Soon supporting nanobot by @xubinrencs 👀

@albertadevs I’m in a similar boat. I can’t find a use case for having it always on. But it is nice not having to build all of the orchestration and memory management.

I’m still so confused what the use case is for a 24/7 Clawdbot that can’t be solved with a cron job or triggers at 1/100th of the cost

@rrmdp @openclaw @pbteja1998 I bet there will be some really good security guides in the next couple of weeks. Everything is moving fast.

@BryceKaiser @openclaw @pbteja1998 I didn't give access to my stuff, feels to scary, trying it in a VPS for now

Playing around with @openclaw trying to figure out real use cases for me as a founder not that inspired for now BUT then... found this "Guide to build an AI Agent Squad" I guess an "skill issue" from my side 🤣 GREAT job @pbteja1998

Using openclaw to triage and label all my inbound emails is restoring my sanity. No more wading through all the noise in my inbox. I love it. Openclaw categorizes emails based on what it knows about my business and my preferences. So far, 100% accuracy.

Everyone installing clawdbot this week...

@BHolmesDev I was having this same conversation with a dev friend. I don’t have 10 things to do at one time without causing conflicts.

I’ll be real: I haven’t juggled more than 2-3 coding agent instances at a time (locally anyways). How do yall manage 10 Claude Codes running at once? Worktrees? Multiple repo clones? Something else?

@bitcoinrippin Dope. Excited to try it

Fully automated development workflows, from a kanban board - List and plan new features - Fire off coding agents - Auto-deploy the branch in a preview environment - Test and merge the PR - Repeat All without ever leaving the browser. try it now: kanteenai.com

@tthomson @ctatedev Same experience here. It was easier to use CLIs than flaky or limited MCPs. It takes only a few minutes to build a replacement for the MCP.

@ctatedev Was struggling with the Twilio MCP the other day. Asked Claude to turn the features I needed into scripts to package into a skill. Was off to the races in just a few minutes.

MCP was a fun experiment

@mati_h @ctatedev That’s interesting. Is that happening anywhere?

@ctatedev MCP is for the browser! Think of an AI browser that can run tools from the current opened website/app, instead of click and screenshots.

@petergyang For a while we used a Google workspace MCP and Cursor to give us the benefits of both worlds. Our non technical folks and read only folks could live in Google Docs and Sheets. But we could still move fast with agents in cursor.

Ok all the Claude Code hype aside, I still use Google Docs/Sheets for knowledge work with my team and stakeholders. Local md files for specs and roadmaps don't solve the collaboration problem—unless the answer is storing them in a GitHub repo and having teammates submit PRs to change a spec? But that seems like overkill. Have folks found a way to do team collaboration well with Claude Code non-coding knowledge work? @_catwu @trq212 how does the CC team do it?

Twilio outage while developing SMS features causes temporary insanity (experiencing it now).

@morganlinton @levelsio When are the times you’re choosing to use your phone instead of the computer? Is it when you’re on the move and can’t use a computer and can’t wait? I’m so curious

@levelsio Love seeing this. I started coding on my phone last year, at first just here and there, but then, once Opus 4.5 came out, it blew my mind. Now I'm probably 50/50 phone and computer. Still wild to me that I'm building, outside of an IDE, on my phone, and faster than ever!

This is how I code now about half the time From my phone with Termius coding on my VPS and writing requests into Claude Code like a goon

@marcelpociot @levelsio Are there more demos/screenshots? Not 100% I understand it, but seems cool. Is this an abstraction layer for communicating with Claude Code so I can live in WhatsApp/Telegram/etc instead of setting up a remote terminal?

@levelsio Try clawdbot.com - you'll seriously fall in love with it!

@sambshapiro @DanielleMorrill @groundedevs Awesome! Let’s chat. DMs are open.

@BryceKaiser @DanielleMorrill @BryceKaiser how can I learn more? I’m a detroit-based founder, and doing something similar for @groundedevs

startup CEOs do not sleep on this, get a "company" repo going and hire Claude Code to be your Chief of Staff

@aidancoding (Aidan)

the ugc inc automation builder is almost ready :)

@firecrawl You release features just as I need them. Will be using this immediately. Love Firecrawl.

Screenshots just landed in /agent 🖼️ No need for custom selectors or complex logic. Just ask the Firecrawl /agent to "get a screenshot" along with your data. Try it out now 👇

@pablostanley This is fun. Clever solution!

wanted to walk my dog without abandoning long builds on my terminal so I made remoto.sh ... scan a QR code and your terminal streams to your phone run: npx remotosh (still wip)

@bcherny Would love to hear more about working within teams.

I hope this was helpful! What are your tips for using Claude Code? What do you want to hear about next?

I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. Lots of people have asked how I use Claude Code, so I wanted to show off my setup a bit. My setup might be surprisingly vanilla! Claude Code works great out of the box, so I personally don't customize it much. There is no one correct way to use Claude Code: we intentionally build it in a way that you can use it, customize it, and hack it however you like. Each person on the Claude Code team uses it very differently. So, here goes.