Rob Pruzan

@zebassembly i tried doing something similar via zenbujs.dev (though wouldn't recommend this library for anything real)

so what do i name my Vite-based coding agent app? It's built with around a Vite dev server to allow for hot-reloads and powerful extensibility/self-modication I was going to name it aixt but npm thinks it's too close to next 🥲

@Qromerolauro > - my favorite ChatGPT Desktop app feature (option+space to ask questions to the floating window) is gone, and now i need to look for an alternative raycast 100% for this

@emollick This also happens with opus if you don’t clean up comments it leaves in the codebase

My one serious piece of advice having used Fable a bunch before release is that, unless you are careful it develops its own internal bizarre cadence & dialogue over long tasks. If you aren't asking it report in plain language, this starts to creep into everything, including menus

@nikhilsbuilds @ycombinator @zenbu_labs ❤️

@ycombinator @zenbu_labs @robpruzan Congrats @RobKnight__ @zenbu_labs!!!!!!!!

Zenbu (@zenbu_labs) is an extensible IDE for coding agents. Run agents in parallel, manage their work, and customize the IDE with plugins. Congrats on the launch, @robpruzan! ycombinator.com/launches/Qey-z…

@vishyfishy2 Sometimes I get 50% discounts and its way cheaper

i ain’t ever seen a waymo cheaper than a uber

@kohjingyu agents in slack in general (claude tag/cappy/devin etc) is rlly ergonomic, especially on mobile

If you work alone, is there any point in using Claude Tag instead of the CC/Codex apps?

@_heyglassy @PlanetScale congrats!!

Today is my first day @PlanetScale as a Developer Educator. It hasn’t quite sunk in that I work at the database hat company I’ve been a fan of for years. PlanetScale is the gold standard for infrastructure companies; there have been many days when I’ve worn the database hat and tried to emulate their spirit in my work. I’m excited to join this set of heretical, truly p99 folks. You could spend an hour bumping into people at the office and learn that the keyboard rack was handmade by an engineer who flew in from the East Coast to install it, or that your office manager is a sake sommelier with a really granular rating spreadsheet, and that wouldn’t even scratch the surface of how great every single person is. I always have a great time nerding out about databases, and I’m excited to bring more of that joy to you through events and content, or over coffee. If you want to chat, please say hi in my DMs or at christian at planetscale dot com.

@ianlivingstone @yumiyuma23

I want to mount Notion to my file system - when ?

@robpruzan hmu if you want any aiden or nisarg isms i’ll smuggle them out to you hehe

Nobody talks about how hard it is to get good emojis into a new slack

@muzzdotdev I love you

@robpruzan 7tv.app/emotes

@ksw_arman i would prob pay for an agent that can consistently source new relevant emojis

@robpruzan dude its so hard. idk why theres no good app for this yet

@RhysSullivan what kind of loops do you have going?

there's this valley of despair when programming with agents you either have to be an inference maximalist or minimalist, but anywhere in between you just get slop and pain

@lucasmeijer what project specific extensions do you use?

I'm now running pi with a web frontend "out of the box", but I still want my project-based extension power. shall I trust the in-sandbox extension code? feels like a pretty big leak. move agent into sandbox again? also sadface, extensions should be able to augment my web ui

@thdxr Not 1600s but still cool

can someone train an LLM only on data from before like 1600 or something would it sound like a person from back then

@RhysSullivan @ksw_arman True but also I prefer the agent to read the actual commit content when searching through git history

@robpruzan @ksw_arman i lowkey like their commit messages because of how much context it captures

am i the only one who hates using agents to commit/push changes? it takes like three commands (add, commit, push), and its so much faster for me to just type them myself.

@RhysSullivan Really hype about plugin systems/patchable software in an inference loop future, since it sort of lets you push computation to the client by letting users run loops on the product for you (e.g they want a new feature, agent implements it for them locally)

for what it is worth though, inference loops is where all of this is going to end up for the most part and this tweet from peter is the equivalent of what the vibe coding tweet from kaparthy was a year ago

twitter's best worst quality is that it forces all takes into an extreme you're either a tokenmaxxing inferencel looping your agents or you're a promptchud the truth lies somewhere in between you absolutely should have agents that can reproduce problems in your products, look for optimizations, automatically open PRs on issues software has never been perfect, even before AI bugs still made it to production, the more of these you can catch and can fix automatically the better at the same time, the underlying engineering still does matter - i just spent 3 days fixing some bad product design and architecture that i originally tried to defer to agents to implement if i wasn't looking at the code, or i was just trusting loops to fix it, my product would be stunted in quality because i would've just kept digging myself into a worse path anyways, setup your loops but prompting your agents is also fine - get the balance

@binsquares Congrats on 1.0!!

smolvm has hit stable release: v1.0.0! You can now fork smolvm. It means you can fork to create virtual machines off of an existing one in less than 100ms, with all the processes cloned and running. smolvm is the first to have this feature + cross platform compatibility (macOS and linux natively). Here's a demo of a counter continuing on a forked clone while I only started it on the original!

@TExUrahara Thanks!

@robpruzan Good luck

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