Gabriel Massadas

Making good progress on my sims clone for #vibejam from @levelsio recently made the neighborhood bigger and prettier improved camera controls, fixed a ton of issue player can now set walls height, you can paint walls, and do a lot more multiplayer is not really working, but im also working on that front the "game" if you can call it that at this point is available to play in the url from the video There is still so much to do, this is like 2% of the original sims 1 game But there is also more than 20 days to finish the jam, so should be fine

@glazworks @levelsio Websockets hosted in @CloudflareDev Durable Objects

@G4brym @levelsio multiplayer sims in the browser is ambitious. how are you handling the real-time sync between players?

Working on my entry to #vibejam from @levelsio It's definitely inspired by sims, but i want to make it multiplayer The idea right now is to have online sessions, be Sims neighborhoods, and each player in the session has its own land to build and play But everyone sees each other in real time

@ThePrimeagen esp32 with typescript devicesdk.com

Hey, you got a cool project that you are building? Link it I want to yap about cool projects

@levelsio Unironically thought this was a 1 April fool's from the UK police 😂

Ironically I'm convinced democracy might kinda work It just takes 3-5 years of shouting on X about an issue, getting told off for it and then suddenly the governments actually do what people said they should do on here I wonder if you can fasten that feedback loop from 5 years to 5 months or 5 weeks

@swyx When this was started durable objects were still not in the free tier, so I didn't add it

@G4brym i mean ok but maybe u can allow yourself one durable object lol

am i crazy or why has nobody seemed to make an open source dropbox on cloudflare r2? i had just assumed this is so obvious somebody shouldve done it already? please tell me this is a skill issue and I'm bad at searching OSS?

@swyx Yeah, will do

@G4brym also use $frontenddesign skill to do design pass pls lol.

@swyx Mine is pure R2 only, i don't have a db to index files, so search is also purely R2 list objects It has a simple prefix search though

@G4brym why is file search so hard? i see its in your todos

@jachands @opencode already crashed my laptop multiple times thanks to opencode

Why does @opencode need 25GB of RAM?

@mattzcarey You need to go visit aveiro, the Venice of Portugal, and also it's dessert capital

I knew I would like the wine, weather, fish and the surf but nobody told me about the cheese and the radio. So good

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@fayazara mine has my all of my npm packages weekly downloads massadas.com

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Just found a way to squeeze even more out of my claude code subscription, and this trick also works with other coding subscriptions I manage about 10 open source projects, and keeping up with each one of them takes time, and im just talking about basic maintenance, forget about me adding new features Yes i can open claude and guide it trought all the process of adding something, then reviewing and all, but honestly, that is the last thing i want to do after spending a complete day already talking to claude at work And a coding agent shouldn't need me to be present, and this is the part i think it currently missing in claude code Its the automatic review after finishing a task, claude is great at finding review issues, but for some reason i need to tell it, hey review this pr you just made, only then he will fix it So i made a tool, that combines schedules with sub-agents, all of this works locally and communication is made via mcp, but i only talk to claude on the terminal Works very simply, it just has a simple kanban board and a schedule with a prompt, that it I can just ask claude "hey, every 30 minutes go into my github profile, find a public repo on my account and fix one issue, then open a ticket in review with the pr description and link" After that, all i need to do is "create another schedule, for every 20 minutes, pick up the next issue in review, do a full code review, if everything is alright merge it, otherwise leave feedback on the pr and move the ticket back into todo" I can also just ask claude to create a new ticket in todo with whatever i need to be made in a given repository Every schedule spins up a sub-agent, aka a new claude-code in a tmux terminal I've also made a ticket status for human approval for some stuff more sensitive or when claude actually needs me to enter a credential somewhere Im still testing this way of working, but for now it seems to be going alright Im not expecting anyone to use my package (btw its named prodboard), because anyone looking to use this, should instead build their own version of it

standard schema gives us a vendor-neutral protocol, to-openapi reads ~standard.jsonSchema and doesn't import or depend on any schema library directly you get: - Declarative openapi() function or chainable OpenAPI class - Auto-deduplication, aka reuse a schema twice and it becomes a ref - Plugin system (bearer auth, auto tags, error responses) - merge() for combining microservice specs

this also has a very different api interface from existing openapi generator You can either define all endpoints at once or chain call them, like Hono routes does

Shipped to-openapi, a npm package that generates OpenAPI specs from any Standard Schema library Works with Zod, ArkType, Valibot, or any other lib that follows standard schema Why do this? i was tired of always using zod-to-openapi and wanted to try something new

Openclaw is cool and all, but it quickly becoming a moster with a ton of features i will never use So i took the best part of it the cronjobs and added a simple kanban board, and smashed both with an mcp server, and this is now my favorite way of managing work in claude code its called prodboard, and since claude code now has a great remote control, you dont need anything else this is a sidecar to claude code, and no extra ui or tui is needed, everything happens inside claude code install with "bun install -g prodboard" then connect to claude with "claude mcp add prodboard -- bunx prodboard mcp" and you are ready, just open claude code and ask "Add a task to fix the authentication timeout bug in the API" or "Every hour, tail the nginx access and error logs. If you see anything unusual create a new issue to investigate" and "Every 2 hours, pick up the next todo issue and try to fix it. Open a PR with your changes and move the issue to review" claude and even debug itself, just ask "why is my cronjob not running" in the video bellow i have a cronjob that runs every 30 seconds to post a funny msg in a gh issue, and it works every cronjob instance is a separated claude code agent, so you can continue talking to your main agent without msgs from cronjobs always jumping on you code is MIT on github, it ships unbundled in npm, as bun can run typescript directly, so if you dont like anything, just ask claude to directly update you local prodboard code

Hey @levelsio inspired by your problem here, and since claude code now has great remote control, i've made prodboard, this is a 100% local issue board + cron scheduler for Claude Code this is a sidecar to claude code, and no extra ui or tui is needed, everything happens inside claude code install with "bun install -g prodboard" then connect to claude with "claude mcp add prodboard -- bunx prodboard mcp" then inside claude code just say "create me a cronjob for every hour to review ngins error logs and create an issue for any errors you find to be investigated" then ask "create me a cronjob that runs every 30 minutes to pickup the next issue in todo try to fix the bug and open a pr, then move the issue to review" prodboard will start background instances of claude code to handle your cronjobs, so you can continue talking with your main instance, you can also ask it to "investigate why my cron in not running" or "what issues need to be reviewed" No subscriptions, everything stays local, data is stored in a sqlite file you can move with you or mount in sandboxs for subagents to access, and is way simpler than openclaw to run and setup