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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷
John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
thanks tobi for the shoutout and damn right consent is important!
tobi lutke@tobi

I’m actually very pro meeting recording and ai summarization. But I’m not ok with bots joining as fake humans accomplish this. It’s a meeting between you and me. Not you and me and some startup’s viral growth strategy. Granola is great. Gemini does this well in Google Meet. Hyprnote is great and fully local. But use them with consent. My tweet is about how ridiculous and self important it looks when you show up to a meeting with random bots as entourage.

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swyx🛬 SFO
swyx🛬 SFO@swyx·
working on a "take this vibecoded slop app and make it a production-ready, e2e tested, maintainable, parallelizable agent repo" skill. this thing ran for ~16 hours yesterday and made 103 commits all told and i ended up with exactly the same app but instead of fragile mvp it now looks like a codebase i can actually build on for th elong run
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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷
John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@Mappletons markdown as the shared substrate just works. humans read it, agents diff it, no translation layer. anything else feels like extra steps
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Maggie Appleton
Maggie Appleton@Mappletons·
Directionally correct, and a clever hack to expand the constraints of a CLI tool. But still only single player and working within CLI limitations. Excited we're doing the larger vision of this in Ace. Multiplayer, docs as first-class primitives inside an agentic coding workspace
Nathan Baschez@nbaschez

Introducing Roughdraft! A new open source project designed to make collaboration with agents better. The idea is to bring commenting and suggested changes to markdown (e.g. plan docs) in a nice interface. Free, local, etc. 👉 roughdraft.md 👈

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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷
John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@rsms this is exactly why i run claude code + codex + cursor in parallel instead of picking one. augment, don't replace. the moment a tool asks me to leave my editor it's already losing
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Rasmus Andersson
Rasmus Andersson@rsms·
I like tools like these, which augments your workflow instead of replacing it. For example it’s a very tough sell to ask a programmer to switch text editors. Coding agents feel the same way; a product that asks you to use _their_ agent interface will have to pull me uphill
Nathan Baschez@nbaschez

Introducing Roughdraft! A new open source project designed to make collaboration with agents better. The idea is to bring commenting and suggested changes to markdown (e.g. plan docs) in a nice interface. Free, local, etc. 👉 roughdraft.md 👈

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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷
John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@Mappletons yes! comments are a workaround for the fact that you can't edit. just let me rewrite the markdown directly. coding agents already work this way with diffs, plans should too
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Maggie Appleton
Maggie Appleton@Mappletons·
Instead of leaving comments, you should just be able to directly edit the markdown. Remove one more layer of abstraction, have more control over the plan that guides the work
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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷
John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@tobi committing a project-local index to the vault is the move. agents finally get a stable shared map instead of rebuilding context every session
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tobi lutke
tobi lutke@tobi·
One of the best new features in qmd 2.5 is that you can now qmd init in a fresh directory and get a local .qmd/index.yml that is automatically used. So you can easily make project local qmd index for your obsidian vault and commit the index if you want.
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Luke Wroblewski
Luke Wroblewski@LukeW·
91% of designers use AI weekly, up from 54% in 2025. 7 average AI tools used per designer up from 3 in 2025.
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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@swyx hard agree. long reports are just a way to avoid thinking. the loop is where it actually clicks
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Karri Saarinen
Karri Saarinen@karrisaarinen·
So this reply was bit tongue in cheek but: - you enable coding agent in Linear (nothing to deploy) - You give access to other services trough the workspace or the user grants access to their accounts (Linear manages) It’s basically two models: external agents get their own scoped app identity, and Linear agent uses the invoking user’s access inside Linear. Code, GitHub, and other integrations are then authenticated separately and constrained by their own permissions.
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Rhys@RhysSullivan·
I've got questions for the people having agents write software for their team: - Where do you deploy it? - How are you giving it access to integrations? - How are you managing access controls? Diving deep on this topic atm, if you're a company struggling with this let me know
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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@Heptabase the mention-link following one is interesting. that's the closest primitive to how humans actually navigate notes
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Heptabase
Heptabase@Heptabase·
Agent Mode is now available in Heptabase AI! It can now edit and create cards, read images, follow mention links, read sub-whiteboards, and explore your knowledge base more deeply. This means better answers and less manual work.
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John Jeong (JJ) 🇰🇷@computeless·
@charliedeets You will become more confident that this is going to come true if you actually use an affordable phone like the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
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Charlie Deets
Charlie Deets@charliedeets·
If voice ends up becoming a primary interface for phone interactions, it could be interesting if devices reduced in size without as much need for keyboard input.
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Atilla
Atilla@_atilla1·
This is why I build. @joshuaginter reviewed Bauhaus Clock for iOS and I'm genuinely moved. "One of very few delightful apps to hit my iPhone in the last few years. It's made with the most amount of care. It exudes beauty and class." thenewsprint.co/2026/05/09/bau…
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Rasmus Andersson
Rasmus Andersson@rsms·
I’d truncate paths and filenames in the middle, ie foo/bar/cat → foo/…/cat (what you’re already doing) Give the file name column up to 50% of the width and the rest to path and other columns. Truncate filenames too, ie very_long_name.xls → very_lo…ame.xls (but never truncate extension)
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Dmitriy Kovalenko
Dmitriy Kovalenko@neogoose_btw·
which ui is better for file finder? poll
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Pietro Schirano
Pietro Schirano@skirano·
Here's how you can build a functional and interactive component library with Codex and MagicPath running as an extended canvas in less than 5 minutes. Pretty crazy.
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