Bret Phillips

We started it: 5 push-ups, dips, squats daily. Go up by 5 each week. Obv can do more if you want. Can catch up if you miss days. Jump in any time.

What a deal!

@marclou I want something like this for the different pages and functions of my applications

I made a tool that turns website analytics into a 3D city you can explore. Each page (i.e. /dashboard) becomes a building. More visitors = taller skyscraper. It's called DataCity: datacity.vercel.app

why do I read "thanks" with so much passive aggressiveness?

@tylerdonyork Easily

@bretwp go high level is super powerful but probably the worst UI/UX in the space

my favorite part about go high level is how they just shove things in a random place that is 'close enough' Forms? of course! go to Sites duh

Gemini is broken The video is me walking through an application workflow

@Rainmaker1973 What about the dishes and laundry tho

Atlas from Boston Dynamics showing advanced agility with a cartwheel followed by a clean backflip. This is insane.

@builtwtf Put it where it should have been in the first place

@bretwp My other favorite part is when you finally remember where something is and then they conveniently move it again🤦‍♂️

An agent RTS game interface is neat but can I get the same interface to move through sections of my application?

@AnthropicAI Spent most a year building one without this integration. Stoked to lock it in

Apple's Xcode now has direct integration with the Claude Agent SDK, giving developers the full functionality of Claude Code for building on Apple platforms, from iPhone to Mac to Apple Vision Pro. Read more: anthropic.com/news/apple-xco…

What's the right 'rule' to keep any of these LLM's from spewing paragraphs of text when I really just want some bullet points or a sentence and then expand from there

@_alphashark_ Both. It’s like someone that’s never used a tool for managing invoices and payments designed an interface and had their eyes closed the whole time

@bretwp Is the frustration with the Quickbooks interface really just about usability, or does it reflect a deeper issue of user experience design?

Quickbooks online interface was already pretty bad and is now almost unusable for a layman like myself. anyone build a chrome extension to hide literally everything?

@BuildWithZach @openclaw honestly this or similar is probably the right answer.

@bretwp checkout clawdbot aka @openclaw

I want to use Gemini like an IDE but not for code, more for planning, SOPs, etc. I don't really want everything to be in markdown files. What's the move?

drowning in a feed of the next AI thing that is awesome and totally worth my time

@cliffweitzman This looks so rad very exciting times we are in!

We just built something I've never seen anyone build before. Kai Krause just sent this to me today. I've watched it 50 times. I keep sending it to people and watching their faces. You talk to your computer. It takes over. Opens Slack. Finds the person. Sends the message. You don't click anything. You don't type anything. You don't touch anything. Your voice just...controls your entire machine. Every app. Every window. Everything. This isn't a demo. This isn't a concept video. This is real. Running on our computers right now. When I was a kid I watched Tony Stark talk to Jarvis and thought "that's the future." I think we might have actually built it. We still have a long way to go. But this moment feels like something. The entire world thinks AI is about typing better prompts. We want to make the keyboard obsolete. More soon. — Written with Speechify Voice Typing

Used Gemini this morning to create a custom apps script that does the following - parse a Rocket Money export - create recurring events on calendar for ALL recurring - create weekly total event on Sundays for upcoming My eyes!

Grok just helped me fix my furnace that wasn’t firing. Let’s go !

@EthanLipnik I’m ready to abuse this

You guys are gonna love my app, Mirage. Fully wireless peer to peer screen sharing (like Sidecar) at pixel perfect streaming. 120fps, Display P3, up to 5k (supports the Studio Display). It resizes the stream to be exactly the window size on your client (iPad, Vision Pro, or another Mac). Can work wired. Here’s the real kicker, you can stream individual windows and have it be more cohesive with iPadOS. Just want Xcode and Terminal? Stream both every window from Xcode and Terminal as separate windows on your device as if they’re running directly on your device