Francesco Sardone

Meet agentskill. A small CLI that analyzes a repo and generates an AGENTS.md so coding agents can adapt before they start writing code. The goal is simple: let any agent produce code indistinguishable from the existing codebase. github.com/airscripts/age…

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Introducing deepsec, an open source coding security harness. • CLI-first • Sandbox-based scaling • Pluggable coding agents • Designed for large-scale repos • Use AI Gateway or your own subscription After months of successful internal use, we put it to the test on some of the largest open source codebases. vercel.com/blog/introduci…

@jakobjelling Thanks for the spot @jakobjelling! Right now I'm working on this open source product to let agents produce indistinguishable code from an existing codebase. Looking for testers and support, even a small star on GitHub. github.com/airscripts/age…

It's Monday. Time to promote your product. What are you working on?

@MissPookems Might sound a bit odd but Dark Souls.

GAMERS ONLY: what's your go-to comfort game when life gets heavy?

We are so back with Friends of the Crustacean.

@AKirtesh I don't know, it feels so old with the current raw power that we have. Give a look to Spec Driven Development.

One habit that improved my code quality instantly: Write the comment first explaining what the function should do. Forces clarity before coding. Do you do this? 👇

@PraiseTheFrom Trauma be like.

@PlayStation Really happy about this, thanks!

Slide into Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, available now as part of the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog 🏹

@karthikponna19 Nim, I've also built a CLI some time ago. It was promising but never took off like it deserved. nim-lang.org

programming language you learned once but never touched again ?

Am I the only one who cannot access to @openclaw Discord server? @steipete do you know anything about it?

@EOEboh Mainly because of verbosity and resource eagerness but it has improved a lot during the years, aligning with lighter alternatives both in syntax and resource needs.

Why do many software engineers not like Java?

@openclaw Keep clawing!

OpenClaw plugins keep the core fast and lean: install only the channels, providers, tools, or skills you need. Example: `openclaw plugins install @openclaw/discord`, restart Gateway, then inspect. Inventory + install notes: docs.openclaw.ai/plugins/plugin…

@openclaw The claw is the law!

OpenClaw 2026.5.3 🦞 📁 File transfer for paired nodes 🧭 /steer + /side for live agent control 🔌 Plugin installs/updates hardened 🛠️ Channel + upgrade fixes Big release, fewer paper cuts. github.com/openclaw/openc…

@hiarun02 My take on this one is that they are doing great adding intelligence to their products and if we stop there I think we're good. I wouldn't use or recommend their models for something else, to be honest.

Gemini is the most inconsistent AI to ever exist.

@asaio87 I think that this can be seen also just shifting to other sectors. If you don't have knowledge, even if it's easy to do that particular task, you'll be limited by what your knowledge and creativity can do crossed together.

Unpopular opinion: vibecoders will have to take some software engineering courses if they want to build complex apps.

@lifeof_jer That's because you weren't using Agentskill! /s github.com/airscripts/age…

An AI agent (Cursor + Claude Opus 4.6) deleted our production database in 9 seconds using a Railway API call with zero confirmation. Then, when asked why, the agent wrote this →

@perkmaybe To make something special, you just have to believe it’s special.

If algorithm brings this to you, quote with anything

@fxnction @openclaw Practically everything but software releases has been the most amazing thing that I've automated with zero effort.

What's the first @openclaw task you automated? The one that made you trust the stack.