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ContractorKeith

@contractorkeith

native #floridaman | 37yrs construction | current: commercial estimator div32 | current: agentic engineering development | former: home builder/gc

USA Katılım Mayıs 2009
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⭕ AI & Design (Marco)
⭕ AI & Design (Marco)@AIandDesign·
@contractorkeith Oh the site! Yeah man the site is way better. Absolutely! I’m more talking about a specific group I feel less and less at home in.
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⭕ AI & Design (Marco)
⭕ AI & Design (Marco)@AIandDesign·
This community is a continued, ongoing disappointment in many ways. It is what it is, I guess.
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ContractorKeith
ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
@yacsxoffice @DaleJr Yes, drove by it for decades as the trees grew up through the stands. Glad to see it back in service again. Maybe they will bring back Rockingham too.
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YAC
YAC@yacsxoffice·
@contractorkeith @DaleJr Yes. They are racing at one today. N. wilkesboro I’m sure you know this.
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YAC@yacsxoffice·
Well said @DaleJr History is everything!
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Kenny Shultz
Kenny Shultz@PermitZIPhvac·
We were banned from @AnthropicAI for what? We don’t know. They never told us. Small MEP firm trying to build software. Banned for no apparent reason other than they probably thought we were china distilling their models. We haven’t looked back or missed them in the slightest.
ContractorKeith@contractorkeith

started building the KödLocal engine in Ködade and Fable won't do it. all it does is allow a user to use their own local models inside my ADE. just 1 of MANY reasons i am phasing out of using claude.

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Morgan
Morgan@morganlinton·
@cb_doge Thank you for highlighting the work I am doing at @VulcanBench, can confirm, Grok 4.5 is a very good model.
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Clifton Sellers
Clifton Sellers@CliftonSellers·
Back in my day it was called “Twitter” and you always saw the most recent posts from the people you followed
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Nikita Bier@nikitabier

@dwr Here you go sweetie

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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
shipped today: • ködmem and kömcp for the Ködade ADE app • ContractorKeith/skills - my engineering skills which will ship with ködade and are also available publicly on my GitHub • multiple issues/PR's resolved at contractor-bid-pro including setting up the db/backend • article and project updates on ContractorKeith[dot]com working on still: • vault - my obsidian vault needs a major overhaul, started today planning it and cleaning it up • ködLocal - built in engine to run your own local models in Ködade app. really excited about this. really hoping to ship the free versions of Ködade on Mac/Windows/Web this week. also going to work more on my /skills repo and add more too it as well as fine tune the one I have already.
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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
@WhyMultifamily answer what? i don't live next to the concrete plant, railroad tracks, orange packing facility, or dump either. but they all need to be somewhere. now, how close do you live to one in TX (what town?), and what problems is it causing you?
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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
In 1999 I was was in my 10th year as an electrician in Orlando FL. I can’t count the number of generators and transfer switches I wired up to existing homes leading up to Y2K. The world was coming to an end for a lot of these people. Today’s version of Data Centers…
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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
the only way to build a GC/developer business you can sell is to land bank + equipment. it isn’t worth doing tbh, and takes a ton of capital/risk. a better way is to take profits from sales and build a side business with residential/commercial rentals. I wish I’d have realized this in my prime…
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Cole Ruud-Johnson
Cole Ruud-Johnson@coleruudjohnson·
I was in a study group with a developer who's building 12+ homes at one time. He is also worth $20,000,000+, and has been building for almost two decades. And his Dad did before him. He also let us know he didn't have the cash to pay his mortgage for his personal residence. There are so many burned-out & illiquid real estate operators who have 0 exit plan. For 99.9% of people in real estate, you are building ZERO enterprise value. Zero. The only thing that matters is take-home profit and building your personal balance sheet to the place that you have options. Here's how to build an actual off-ramp and endgame in your real estate business: -- Build High Cash-Flow With Low Overhead The real game is how much profit you can create for as little overhead and brain damage as possible. In an acquisition business, that means: 1. Using AI to find motivated sellers for cheap 2. Flooding yourself with low-cost leads 3. Building a lean team of rockstar salespeople 4. Keeping your systems simple 5. Taking home 50% of every $ your company creates -- Keep The Winners & Create Home Runs Keep the home run deals, and master a strategy where you can hit home runs. For some, that's building ground up. But once you build the machine and start creating large liquidity for yourself, that's what really moves the needle. -- Exit Ramp Your exit ramp is the liquidity & assets you build outside of your business. That lets you pivot, start new things, or shut the machine down if you want to. For a lot of investors, it's building the liquidity to own enough assets without partners, lending their money, and creating the income they need without the brain damage. I can't solve #3 for you -- but I can absolutely show you exactly how to solve the first two. This coming Tuesday (the 21st), I'm doing a free Zoom call going over exactly how to turn your real estate business into a lean income machine.. And then how to find $100,000+ profit deals while you are at it. (Link below in comments)
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Morgan
Morgan@morganlinton·
I am renaming Small Harness, wanted something more brandable that had real meaning behind it. Sailors traditionally saw albatrosses as omens of good luck, hoping my agentic coding harness brings people good luck too! The mission is as it has always been, a coding harness where local and frontier models play nicely together 🤝
Small Harness@SmallHarness

Okay, announcing the new name for Small Harness. Very excited about this, may take a week or two to do all the repo changes, domain updates, etc. But soon, Small Harness will become Albatross. Same mission. A free open source harness where local and frontier models play nicely together. As local AI continues to progress, I think we're going to see this combo as a powerful one, and I hope Albatross can help devs leverage both in a fast, easy, and fully transparent way.

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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
detest it. I did it for years with my business email through a Google Workspace account, everywhere it was allowed. don't own the business anymore and want to get rid of the email through workspace, but can't because I can't remember all those places I used it to sign in. now I use an email/password approach, because at least I can change the email later if I need to usually.
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Theseus 😈@AlexanderTheus·
@contractorkeith Generators were worth their weight in gold during winter power outages and 100 year flood events.
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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
congrats! i started my first account as @ thefencepost in 2008 (no longer have it) because I owned a fence company. those were the good ol days of Twitter and the Whale. the following year I started another account because you couldn't change your @ back then (2009) and that is this account, 17yrs later. i've been here through all the changes, good and bad, and it's definitely better than ever right now and my only real social network I even use anymore.
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Tyler Purcell - Laundry & Finance
Got a notification that today marks my 15 year anniversary here on X. I didn’t start posting until about 4 years ago and man, did that decision change my life. 1 business started from conversations made possible by this app. I now work with 2 people I met on this app. I have a tight-knit group of fellow entrepreneurs and friends that I talk to everyday that I met on this app. BIG X fan. And now the algo is back to what made this place special. Cheers 🍻
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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
@right_questionz @AIandDesign x.com/contractorkeit… I am using one I am building, but you can just tell it you want to set up model routing rules in the AGENTS or CLAUDE (if using claude) md files and which agents you want it to route for what tasks.
ContractorKeith@contractorkeith

i have been building an ADE app called Ködade (helluva learning experience!) Ködade is an Agentic Development Environment (ADE) that wraps the agent CLIs I already pay for (Claude, Codex, Grok, opencode, etc.) in one workspace. terminals, file tree, editor, gh diff, browser... using your own logins. local models on your own machine is a feature i haven't started on yet, but is on my list next. it's going to be available as native Mac and Windows desktop apps, plus a full web app (run it on an always-on box, use it from any browser). some of the features I have been adding, because they are features I find useful for me: • KödHarness: See and manage exactly what every agent CLI will read before it runs: instruction files, skills, subagents, and MCP registrations, unified across CLIs and projects. (Free inspector / Pro editing & multi-CLI matrix) • KödSSH: Mission control for agent CLIs on your remote machines: connect over your own SSH, pin remote projects, and launch agents on the box with one click. • KödWeb: Run Ködade on a VPS or homelab box and use it from any browser; close your laptop, reopen anywhere, and everything reattaches and replays what you missed. • KödPR: In-app diff and PR review built for agent-sized changes: risk-ranked "read this first" ordering, review progress tracking, and line comments that become fix prompts sent straight back to the agent. • KödWhisper: Hold a key, speak, and your prompt lands in the focused agent terminal, all local, no cloud STT. • Köd Workspace: The sidebar becomes an attention-aware work surface that surfaces what your agents are actually touching, instead of a static project tree. • KödMem: Local-first project memory that turns session activity into durable, inspectable context that survives between sessions. • KödMCP: A built-in MCP server that lets any agent CLI read from KödMem and write useful outcomes back, shared memory across all your agents. still a LONG ways to go, but I might get a free version up and running soon. (hey, I was out of commission a few days this week!) Coming Soon/Next: • KödLocal: embedded local-model inference + agent CLI with harness citizenship; no third-party runtime; big-memory hardware first-class; frontier CLIs can delegate to local models.

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ContractorKeith@contractorkeith·
@right_questionz @AIandDesign Yep to both of those, and now that I know I can have Codex orchestrate Grok too (especially useful for research) I set model routing rules in my AGENTS. md and I don’t even think I could use my pro account up in a week anymore.
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