Anthony

@appfactory Wild right

> Want to give every agent session a repo? Artifacts can do it. Every sandbox instance? Also Artifacts. Want to create 10,000 forks from a known-good starting point? You guessed it: Artifacts again. Artifacts exposes a REST API and native Workers API for creating repositories, generating credentials, and commits for environments where a Git client isn’t the right fit 🧑‍🍳😘

@DrizzleORM @vimtor amazing 😆

@anthonyringoet @vimtor costs dropped

this will always feel good

@appfactory Sounds good. Can you share something?

Pi harness + workers + virtual fs + codemode + glm 5.1

@thenerd_be Pasting in url’s like cavemen? Browser extension coming up in your next session 😆

The amount of work you can move these days ... Wrote a POC this afternoon to download videos from a not-to-be-mentioned broadcast station 🤫. 15:30 - initial POC, Claude chose Python with an ugly as hell UI. 16:30 - Asked to rewrite it in Electron 17:00 - Shipped first test version to a friend 17:05 - Friend acknowledge it works. 17:10 - Friend is cocky (@vtim) and already sends feature request asking for queued downloads 17:25 - Queued downloads are available

@boyney123 @threepointone Think it’s super exciting. Also mind boggling given all the bias built up from all existing patterns/experience. Crazy world

I'm learning a ton of things about CloudFlare at the moment, catching up on resources & talks (I'm still new to it). One thing I can't shift from my mind is what @threepointone is talking about here. Personalised dynamic software for users. I've spent 20 years building UIs for all sorts of apps... but this new pattern really interests me. Why can't we just dynamically give users an interface based on their persona? Information? etc... My gut tells me this is where things will head. I'm already playing with Dynamic workers for fun, but these new patterns really do excite me. I shared some links below to his talk, and material to help you dive deeper.

@mattzcarey Any option to share some kind of version of your pi code setup for this? Sounds interesting! Is it a recent raspi?

@anthonyringoet Yeah, it’s for discord and gh. Basically all external tools go through codemode so I can inject access tokens and have some level of permissioning

Thinking of making up some agent boxes. Mine is a raspberry pi in my living room and it's got to a scary level of good I wanna share stuff it does for me: - screenshots the surf cams - predicts paragliding/kiting opportunities - tracks food macros - pings me to drink / walk around - migrated my old uni dropbox to R2 - watches old email inboxes - hosts mini apps on demand ... dm me if you want code or specs, repo is not really shareable but I can make an image.

What inference providers do you use for glm5.1? as in non z.ai

@appfactory This looks so good.

This is agent-ci.dev, it runs the same native GitHub Actions Runner in a container. The difference is the control pane: Which is a local http server. So it never communicates with GitHub.com, because of this we can do all kinds of interesting things: 1. 0ms cache restores (copy on write mounts) 2. pause-and-retry on failures (bash injection in step.) 3. 100% compatible with GH actions. (just a control pane.)

@mattzcarey What’s do you use for code mode w/ pi on a local device eg non workers? Existing plugin or?

@anthonyringoet its pi on a pi. one very light agent. + skills and codemode

@mattzcarey pi on a pi sounds good

@samlambert Any slightly more specific examples you can share?

There are a number of AI products that are really getting the break glass experience right. Just let me write code around the things I want and give me a premium experience elsewhere.

@appfactory @mattzcarey @threepointone closed beta but can use in wrangler developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtim…

@mattzcarey @threepointone are dynamic workers available to play with?

this blog post by @threepointone articulates why I am so bullish on Dynamic Workers. agents live in the environment and interact with software natively, through code.

@charl_dot_dev How is the local dev/testing story like?

This is going to disrupt email so hard, if I can do this in a few hours, I can only imagine what people are going to be able to do with it long term

My email service on top of Cloudflare Email Sending (Private Beta). Inbox with analysis of each mail, an AI assistant to query, visualize and action mails. Fully functional email client and because its built on Cloudflare Agents, I can scale it to millions of email addresses

@threepointone Sounds epic. And breaking my brain at the same time. The new world is weird.

code mode: let the code do the talking (aka, after w/i/m/p) wherein I ponder the implications of every user having a little coding buddy, and every "app" being directly programmable on demand. sunilpai.dev/posts/after-wi… lmk what you think.

@ghostwriternr wow! expected when?

In the next version of sandbox sdk You can give your agents a full desktop environment like Cursor does, and get them to test their work end-to-end, and show you demos. Made easy for you to integrate with a simple, fully-typed API.

@boristane Excited man!

these are rookie numbers smash that sign up button

@bigdatachads not looking for clean, but triggered by your post to see the shape of things :)

@anthonyringoet been asked to do so. maybe next week. honestly, first time i'm sharing code, so need to figure out what is required. make sure the repo is clean. working on something else atm. will switch to that when finished.