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Success is not final, failure is not fatal.

@aidenybai cmux has been awesome

what if ghostty had vertical tabs? i'm too lazy to learn tmux and i want an interactive UI to manage my agents/terminals

@lukalotl What do you use for project/task tracking in a setup like this?

added expressive custom theming that can control fonts and all component styles and allows third party themes

@ParthJadhav8 @claudeai grouping + a canvas would be quite the unlock 🔥 and maybe a pretty sidebar to jump to groups?

Rethinking how we interact with Agents. Watch till end; lot of features to showcase Sound on 🎧 Will be releasing this soon ( Open Source ). @claudeai

@melvynx I do like it but it quickly gets noisy without a way to group chats or switch projects.

I think this is the first app that really improves your productivity, I mean, it's just a terminal but the UX is insane.

@yiliush I'd love to try this if looking for testers.

To be clear, I am working on getting this released as a usable product. Biggest blocker atm is good terminal session persistence. tips welcome 🧢

This workflow looks really cool. I imagine you could have a group for managing auth, group for design things + resources in one place, group of testers testing different things. I am trying to find a good workflow sorta like this that also works across projects.

wen claude comes back online

using claude to edit my aerospace/hyprland config and change crucial system files so i can keep vibe coding my todo list

Me and some friends have been using this app everyday to keep track of ideas with AI and it’s been a hit so far. Wanna try it on iOS or macOS? Lmk and I’ll get ya a link to the TestFlight beta testers group on telegram. More info soon.

Chat interfaces aren’t the best way to communicate with AI long term. They get cluttered and become a bottleneck for brainstorming when ideas come from all directions at any time in many formats. ✨I am fixing this. In early testing. Have an iPhone or Mac? See below.

I have a stockpile of 80% done apps bigger than the national debt and AI is about to unlock the vault door.

I just found an open-source Claude Code plugin that changed how I build. It runs 29 agents simultaneously inside a single chat.... And instills a 5-step methodology that makes every project faster than the last: 1. Brainstorm: research agents scan your repo and propose 2-3 approaches before a line is written 2. Plan: parallel agents map tasks, dependencies, and acceptance criteria into a spec 3. Work: swarm mode assigns independent tasks to independent agents, running system-wide tests after every change 4. Review: multiple agents triage findings as P1/P2/P3 before anything ships 5. Compound: 5 agents extract root cause, fix, and prevention from every solved problem… and save it to a searchable knowledge base inside your repo That last step is the whole game. Each build makes the next one 10x easier & more efficient than the last. I'm not an engineer…. But this workflow has dramatically improved the quality of what I ship. Want the GitHub link? - Comment "repo" - Follow me so I can DM you And I'll send it over. PS RT this and I'll prioritize your DM

Claude Code + Obsidian + /loop = Autonomous Workflows I set up 3 agents inside my Obsidian vault running on a timer. Accountability check - memento mori every 30 minutes - reads my day plan, cross checks Executive coach - @thedankoe framework, 7 pattern interrupts throughout the day - Am I moving toward the life I hate or the life I want? Source monitor - scans Reddit r/@obsdmd + YouTube every 8 hours = personalized daily digest without fighting into the algorithm for my attention Full walkthrough: youtube.com/watch?v=fOpFgj…

replying "y" to claude instead of "yes" to save tokens

I still have a lot to explore but its been awesome at handling complicated pipelines with multiple steps and AI analysis. @triggerdotdev lmk if you need any specific demos or content. See my site for additional info and guides qudo.site

Trigger cloud is the dashboard and runner tasks get pushed to. To get an instance you can signup on their website or self host it with this guide. trigger.dev/blog/self-host…

While on this journey of becoming an agentic engineer, I've been harnessing the power of a lot of new tools. My favorite one has been @triggerdotdev. It has been a really cool balance of rigid code structures mixed with scheduled jobs and automation. I'll show ya 👇