Mauro 🚀

@ctatedev What’s your setup like ?

~100% of my dev is done in sandboxes in the cloud Highly recommend it: - Unlimited parallel agent sessions - My local machine stays safe - Can work from anywhere - Can close laptop - Lap stays cool Interesting idea to visualize with Kanban

@badlogicgames @lydiahallie No no, for sure. Don't get me wrong. I see this as something that could be potentially very helpful. The problem is figuring out how to make it safe.

@fullybearded_ @lydiahallie no. auto-executing bash commands in skills downloaded from a third party is not something i want to support.

if your skill depends on dynamic content, you can embed !`command` in your SKILL.md to inject shell output directly into the prompt Claude Code runs it when the skill is invoked and swaps the placeholder inline, the model only sees the result!

@rubins_son @DeRonin_ @grok Can grok actually do that?

@DeRonin_ @grok thanks chief. @grok?????

LOCK TF IN build your own "JARVIS" just by using Obsidian + Claude Code in 1 hour:

@Voxyz_ai your projects sounds interesting is promising. Did you ever write about how you manage your agents memory and context ?

@nicopreme @DanielGri Bookmarked to try on Monday.

Tiny update to pi-interview: now displaying the interview via native web view if Glimpse by @DanielGri is installed, otherwise falls back to browser as usual. pi install npm:pi-interview github.com/nicobailon/pi-… pi install npm:glimpseui github.com/hazat/glimpse

@badlogicgames My suggestion would be to give priority to merge requests and then maybe tackle open issues.

yeah, i think that's it for OSS. opened the tracker last night. +20 issues in less than 24h. there's absolutely not chance i can make this suistainable, especially since this is a hobby. open to ideas. i can deal with 5-10 issues per day. this is just too much.

@gregisenberg Isn’t it almost all the same but without UI but a first class API ?

build startups for agents over the next 10 years, you'll have a market of billions of customers (agents) with millions of wallets that want to use your services go look at every saas tool you use. notion, slack, stripe etc now ask: "what's the version of this that's built purely for agents?" agent-native payments, agent-native communication, agent-native memory etc every single category gets rebuilt (for agents) we're entering the machine-to-machine economy and almost nobody is building for it yet.

@badlogicgames Maybe something to add to pi ? 😛

Recommended reading. Hashing lines is such a smart idea, I'm not beating myself up having not thought of this myself. Good stuff! Try oh-my-pi, the batteries included version of pi.

@simonw Any of those discords can be shared in public?

@fullybearded_ Hacker News, NetNewsWire, an unhealthy Twitter/Bluesky/Mastodon habit and a bunch of private Discords

@simonw apart from all the writing you do (and I do enjoy some of it, specially all AI related), how do you keep up with everything ? Do you use some rss reader ? How do you find news sources of information and stuff to read? Hackernews ? I’m need to know more.

@jianxliao @openclaw Give it a skill to use the browser and it becomes even better.

Introducing TinyClaw 🦞 OpenClaw in 400 LoC @openclaw is great, but it breaks all the time. So I recreated @openclaw with just a shell script in ~400 lines of code using Claude Code and tmux. Everything works! WhatsApp channels, heartbeat system, cron jobs, and it uses your existing Claude Code plugins and setup. It’s super stable and extremely easy to deploy compared to openclaw, just install Claude Code! github.com/jlia0/tinyclaw

@RianSweetDoris @grok is this true ?

@Shpigford Absolutely fair.

@fullybearded_ that "you validate" is doing a LOT of work. me having to validate/vouch for other people's software is something i'm not ready to take on just yet.

i'm productizing my ability to ship new products faster than anyone you know. initialcommit.co will be doing monthly "business-in-a-box" drops as well as offering an MVP service where i'll build your idea in 1 week.

@aidenybai Yes, pi

alright, fuck it time to try out and rank every single terminal coding agent - claude code - codex - cursor cli - opencode - droid - amp - gemini anybody im missing?

@alygg77 @tobi So maybe we could blend pi and emacs. How crazy could that be?

Pi is just Emacs with an LLM frontend. We've had malleable software since 1976, but it required users to write code. That's why it never left programmer circles. The breakthrough isn't "self-modifying agents." It's that extending your tools now has the UX of asking a question, not writing a function.

Pi is the most interesting agent harness. Tiny core, able to write plugins for itself as you use it. It RLs itself into the agent you want. I was missing cc’s tasks system and told it to spawn clause in tmux and interrogate it about it and make an implementation for itself. It nailed it, including the UX. Clawdbot is based on it and now it makes sense why it feels so magical. Dawn of the age of malleable software.

@tobi I never thought about having pi interrogate cc. Thanks for the tip. I will give you another in return. CC has this installable code simplifier skill. I said to pi that I had CC with that skill installed on my machine. Asked him to find and copy the skill. It was flawless.

@nicktheriot_ Definitely. And yet, some people still attribute it to luck and do nothing.

@fullybearded_ Managing relationships opens all doors. That’s where you get chosen the most. Relationships build trust.

Luck Is Not the Reason You Get Better Jobs The people who get picked for the best projects, interviews, and roles are not luckier than you. They are joins doing better managing their relationships.