Russ Wonsley

I built RatchetLab: an eval-locked ratchet for making agents measurably better. Give an agent one editable artifact. Protect the evaluator. Run a fixed score. Keep only measured wins. Restore everything else. v0.1 is a local Python CLI with doctor checks, proof receipts, offline demos, and CI. github.com/stoicpickle/ra… Feedback welcome!

Built a balance agent with Cursor's SDK for my space planet mining sim. It simulates the first 30 minutes, scores pacing 0–100, and auto-tunes progression config. We went from 24 → 71 — first sale went from never to ~3 min.

Since @cursor_ai is basically having a yard sale on tokenage, I’ve got Composer 2.5 building a Tamagotchi-inspired digital creature while I wire up a game-balance monitor agent with their SDK during the discount weekend. Naturally, everything /fast. 🚀

@thsottiaux @jxnlco “chat said” “I asked chat”

How do you refer to it

@emanueledpt @useRemodex @cursor_ai @opencode Nice!

I just implemented Cursor and OpenCode inside @useRemodex in one shot with this prompt @cursor_ai I'm gonna be faster than you @opencode I got you covered

Props and terrain are now generated from the same visual @Scenario_gg trained model, affirming the key proof I needed before building the level more.

@nalinrajput23 Codex, the force is strong with that one.

choose one forever

Any chance to get this added @ChatGPTapp ?

@pejmanjohn @OpenAIDevs I wish: Select a portion of text -> Add as source

Codex app should have a way to convert a chat into a project. I like chats (no folder) for lightweight exploration but as I reach conviction I want to convert into a project so I can multi-thread and organize files.

@nicdunz Amphetamine on Mac helped that issue for me.

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I built RatchetLab: an eval-locked ratchet for making agents measurably better. Give an agent one editable artifact. Protect the evaluator. Run a fixed score. Keep only measured wins. Restore everything else. v0.1 is a local Python CLI with doctor checks, proof receipts, offline demos, and CI. github.com/stoicpickle/ra… Feedback welcome!

@intellectronica @ryancarson Agreed.

@ryancarson Sell me Devin. What makes it a better choice than other cloud agents like cursor/codex/copilot? I'm in the market for a cloud agent for a team and honestly haven't even considered Devin, but now I'm curious.

My current setup: 1. backend eng + automations in cloud = devin $2500 / month 2. design = claude design $200 + $500 credits / month 3. frontend eng local = codex $200 / month

@emanueledpt @useRemodex DPCode mobile app.Your real moat is the unified desktop workspace, make Remodex the seamless phone extension with great sync. Superior integrated experience beats flexibility every time.

I need your honest feedback, please: I'm rethinking the future of @useRemodex I'm undecided between 2 paths: → standalone mobile app for multiple providers → mobile app of DPCode The first one for me is more appealing because you wouldn't need to be tied to only one app, but worse experience because it's not synced to one place But the second is also good because you'd have an ecosystem and better experience since everything will be in one place and synced, but you'd be tied to it for the most part What would you like and why?

@Scav Yup, I also pay for sync. But the cool thing about Obsidian is you can make it as big or small as you want, and it still works. Very versatile, mostly for background use.

Is anyone actually still using Obsidian?

@kr0der Bugbot over Coderabbit?

my new AI combo at the moment: $200 Codex - the app is literally insanely good, i'm never changing unless someone releases a model that's an absurd leap over GPT or another app matches the Codex app functionalities/experience $100 Claude - for frontend and for starting side projects $60 Cursor ($20 sub + $40 Bugbot) - Composer 2.5 is amazing but man the Codex app is just so good that it's hard to swap. I'm testing it more and may upgrade to the $200 sub - we'll see. I'm upgrading to annual soon to lock in $40/m Bugbot

@maddiedreese This is pretty siq. Tokenmaxxing on the ceiling. Wild times.

When I wake up in the middle of the night, I want to fully optimize my waking moments and get as much done as I can. That’s why I have Codex projected above my bed at all times. It’s the only way.

@ryancarson Tokenmaxxing is new vice.

haven't had a drop of alcohol for a long time now. thought i'd miss it more.

how does this even work?? what magic is going on here wtf

@AKGrenier @pvncher Yea, what I really enjoy is that @pvncher is always fast with updating repoprompt when new stuff gets released.

I was an early user of RepoPrompt; it faded in the background of my toolset, then about a month ago, I dove back in. And HOLY crap. It's amazing. It's now my primary driver. I finally feel like I'm leveraging the mix of value I have by having multiple subscriptions. The MCP alone gives my scheduled tasks/routines a thoughtful model and token usage. Kudos @pvncher

Feels like they put something strong in @ChatGPTapp coffee this morning.