Jake Leventhal

Codex app/T3 Code/Conductor should copy the file panel from Cursor Glass New agentic IDEs still need a file view, even if a simplified one. Opening another app for this is too much friction. Cursor nailed the ux imo

In fact, I would even say that reviewing of changes is probably the primary role in SWE these days. Kicking off prompts isn't really the main focus.

I get the sense that maybe the point was to abstract the code away more as agents do more of the work, but until the agent is doing 100% of the work and the review process becomes completely unnecessary because agent code is basically perfect, more review and control is needed.

@ericzakariasson @leerob Some first impressions/feedback on Glass: Overall it's quite refreshing and removes a ton of the VS Code noise but it's missing a few key features. 1. Worktrees. This is now my go to method of starting tasks in Conductor that makes starting local work much easier and lower friction. 2. Git integration is very minimal. The most important feature for me in an editor is reviewing diff. I use Cursor instead of Conductor for viewing diff simply because of VS Code's superior diff viewing (character diffs, staged vs unstaged, etc.) and for the Git Graph extension (notably this landed in @zeddotdev recently). Glass currently seems to only let me stage entire files, not hunks, or specific lines, which makes it feel very vibe codey in its current state and not for serious work. 3. Threads within workspaces. This is something that Conductor crushes and it makes it super easy to do multiple things at once within the same task. Need this feature. 4. Pull request reviews. I currently exclusively review PRs via Cursor with the GitHub extension. If Glass doesn't add this I cannot use Glass. Thanks for reading if you do, also CC @t3code @t3dotchat since the same feedback applies.

@levi @jonathan_wilke @nextjs

@jonathan_wilke @nextjs rookie numbers

Holy crap... with the @nextjs 16.2 update the next server is now using 10GB+ of memory and my MacBooks fan is running constantly (before it never even turned on). What's going on here...

@timneutkens @wSokra @rauchg Seems I am not alone: x.com/jonathan_wilke… x.com/levi/status/20…

@timneutkens @wSokra @rauchg The problem is I cannot reliably reproduce this. Seems to be on and off. Any other advice for reproduction?

@timneutkens @wSokra @rauchg After upgrading to Next.js 16.2 (turbopack), performance is noticeably far worse. My dev boot times are exactly the same, but now I have weird caching issues and my dev server reaching nearly 200 GB RAM. My whole team reporting the same.

@rauchg I was exciting to try this out, and did my own internal benchmarking in a large turbopack app. From a clean slate on 16.1 (no .next) it took ~15s for the dev server to load. On a cached load, ~5s. On 16.2... literally the exact same. Are these benchmarks fake?

Next.js 16.2 “Snow Leopard” 🐆 i.e.: sheer focus on performance, agentic developer experience, robustness

sent this to the team today everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that

@RhysSullivan 4gb ram is this ragebait

for running openclaw how come people didn't just get the old used mac minis instead of buying new ones? i figure the only reason you're giving it a mac is for iMessage access

@theo Need feature parity to Conductor with the "Spotlight" feature and ability to open worktrees from PRs and Linear issues

If people don’t stop asking “why is t3 code better?”, I’m gonna start talking about taste. Please don’t make me talk about taste.

@tan_stack Maybe I'm not understanding, but to me this looks like the fastest way to distribute a malware skill to 10s of millions of Codex/Claude Code users undetected.

You asked for TanStack skills, we built the whole pipeline. Introducing @tan_stack Intent (alpha) 📦 Ship agent-readable "skills" inside npm packages 🔍 Auto-discovered from node_modules 🔄 Knowledge sync with npm update 📂 Distributed - skills live in library repo 🧩 Composable - mix core + framework-specific skills 🌐 npm, pnpm, bun, yarn, deno No stale training data. Just npm install! 🔗 ⬇️🧵

@rohanvarma Something similar to "spotlight" in conductor

If you have tried the Codex App, but don't use it as a daily driver yet: What needs to improve to make it the primary place you work with coding agents?

@onescottwilson This is nearly 1,000 calories lol

A block of parmesan is an elite on the go snack. This 8 ounce block has 80g of protein and 64g of fat.

@zain_hoda did i just get flamed by a guy building a chatgpt wrapper

@JakeLeventhal Turns out there are way more of you than I expected. Good for Vercel.

Who are Vercel’s customers are going forward? If you don’t know what you’re doing: Replit / Lovable If you do know what you’re doing: GCP / Cloudflare Is there still room for Vercel?