Samuel Berthe

I wonder why OpenAI isn’t mentioned more in the race for proactive LLM agents. They acquired the core developer of Openclaw but never outlined a clear, dedicated strategy, and never announced a dedicated subscription. We’ve been used to seeing these labs move faster.

The Claude Code fork in Python has just been renamed to "claw-code". This is the ultimate troll. 😈 github.com/ultraworkers/c… During that time, huge retaliation from Anthropic: they banned customers using their Claude sub in Openclaw.

📻 🔊 "Hackathon Shift: désormais on code avec l’IA" Merci à @euradio_fr d'avoir couvert l'évènement ! euradio.fr/emission/KLkz-…

Feature request for AI agents: Add support for skills groups, we could enable/disable on demand. ☠️ Adding too many skills breaks the context. ☠️ Enabling a bunch of skills for a 5-minute task is painful.

If you use one of my slog-xxx libraries (Golang), please update to the latest version. I just spotted a very dirty memory allocation 😅 😬

In 2027, Brazil and California will require age verification + KYC at the OS level. Including Linux. 30 years ago, when hackers (GNU, FSF...) built the internet and fought for digital freedom, this would have sparked a global rebellion. What the f*** is going on ??

My Go skill set: github.com/samber/cc-skil… npx skills add samber/cc-skills-golang Open to contributions. If you're building skills for other languages/frameworks, fork the structure.

300k tokens of skills later, the hard part isn't writing instructions. It's writing instructions that are small enough to load, specific enough to trigger, and clear enough that an AI agent does the right thing without you watching.

I wrote 300k+ tokens of agent skills for Claude Code with 100% manual reviews. Here's everything I learned about writing skills that actually trigger, stay lean, and don't get flagged by security scanners. A thread on best practices for building agent skills in 2026. 🧵