Alireza Najafi

Never been easier to feel busy and ship nothing Stay focused

@samarth7na @thdxr Loving the new design. I wish I knew I could toggle it sooner. Was waiting too long for the redesign

you guys have done it again. @thdxr the new opencode web ui is beyond what i could have expected it perfext easily at lever of cc and codex if not better (yet) this makes me want to code and just oogle at my screen in pure ui beauty

@benswerd are these tui or web components? I didn't understand this from the website though they look like normal react components. I am building a tui and a registry like this could have helped

UI Components for web that replicate terminal ui

Hustle culture optimizes for input (work), not output (impact). It is okay to put in long hours. It is okay to sacrifice things for your goal. But do not waste effort optimizing theatrics. Put your effort into things that actually matter, things that move you closer to what you really want. If you do not know what you want, get that clarity first. Your goals cannot be a copy-paste of someone else's goals. You succeed only when you put effort in the right direction, at the right time, on something you genuinely care about. If you are seeing a dead end, switch. You cannot and should not be perpetually delusional. Hope this helps.

@FredKSchott Really nice

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I’m convinced that a large % of programmers don’t actually like computers. As a side effect, are also perfectly happy to throw away their reasoning to a model as soon as they can. I don’t get it, at ALL. Don’t you *LIKE* understanding the magic of the machine? You do realize hand-programming (I hate that I even have to specify hand now) is fun…right?

Reading is the cure for an underwhelmed mind. Writing is the cure for an overwhelmed mind.

recommended reading. don't despair. learn and adapt.

@shivamrun Thank you so much for this. Did not know I needed it until I saw it :)

Introducing Better Auth Referral A simple Better Auth plugin for adding user referrals to your app. - Unique referral codes with built-in collision retries - Tracks and validates referrals during email signup - Prevents self-referrals - Referral stats and paginated referred-user lists - Optional email masking and custom post-signup callbacks - Fully typed client APIs - Open source and MIT licensed

Someone DM'd me saying they're using /grill-me in technical interviews Watch the candidate work. See how they answer questions and push back. See whether the AI drives them, or they drive the AI. Honestly genius

@mrjeremyblaze @neverbeforeco Is there anyway to test the product? Really interesting

Everyone’s building the orchestration layer for code. Few are building it for entire companies. @neverbeforeco is giving this a go. A few weeks ago we killed most of our internal tools and replaced them with one unified internal platform. Our stack is now: 1. The platform 2. Slack 3. Figma 4. GitHub 5. Xero (accounting) That's it. That's every tool. The platform orchestrates across all of these. Every client gets a space: tasks, notes, messages, files; all in one knowledge graph. Agents pick up work and deliver it end-to-end, looping in humans only when needed. Figma and GitHub have first-class integrations, so designs and code ship without leaving the platform (agentically or by humans). Even Xero has an integration to automate billing. The real unlock: one surface for the whole business. Context engineering is now the bottleneck for AI adoption, and you can’t engineer context that’s sprawled across a dozen apps. We're dogfooding this for ourselves and our clients. If you want a demo though, DM me.

What saddens me most about AI is seeing talented developers ship products far below the quality bar they set before agentic engineering became a thing. People excuse low quality because it took little effort. Don’t. Use AI to raise the bar.

@samgoodwin89 Interested in knowing what is going under the hood. Is it using durable workflows?

This is how i want to build Agentic infrastructure - declaratively. English+Code together in a .ts file with string templates referencing Alchemy resources, event sources and bindings. Deploy to cloud with `alchemy deploy`. No setup.

@sitenley @boardui Looks neat

ai coding agent ui is ready for @boardui also lots of animations/interactions on this one. all built with claude's fable 5 and designed from scratch on figma. 🌌

@arpit_bhayani Makes me think of the state of Notion

AI has brought the cost of development close to zero. That should make building easier. It actually makes it harder. When anything can be built, the constraint has shifted to judgment (from time or resources). Yes, clock the 120-hour weeks if that is what it takes. But that effort only counts if it moves in one direction. Motion does not mean progress, and hence hours of work in different directions make the vectors nullify :) It does not matter what level in the corporate hierarchy you operate at; learning to say no is the actual skill. At least put forth your opinion. At least it will make leadership think a bit more, or teach you a new mental model of decision-making. I feel judgment will separate the teams that build something real from the teams that just build a lot. Hope this helps.

Betting on yourself, and watching yourself pull it off, is the most addictive feeling in the world.

Negativity is a repulsive energy And I don’t mean gross, I mean it will physically push people away It doesn’t matter how good someone is, or their idea, or anything Nobody will follow negative folks

100% agree. This is the current sweet spot. All the skills and setups have big “I optimized my text editor” energy.

@gingerhendrixai Interesting. Does it handle object storage as cold storage of the streams as well? github.com/s2-streamstore… and slatedb.io could be nice references though they are not using the Electric SQL protocol