Jack Lynch

Do you have a good way to manage skills between different model providers? Currently finding myself copying over agents/skills for claude code, codex, gemini, etc. from one to another

@knoxtwts i find the hardest part in actually building in those industries is the effort that goes into forming relationships with the business owners and convincing them they should change their was

the businesses that print real money are never in the hype. ai is on every screen right now. every coffee shop has 3 people building ai wrappers. every podcast host is sponsored by an ai tool. tiktok is 40% ai content. the businesses that made actual money in ai were the operators doing it in 2021 when nobody could spell large language model. right now, what's nobody hyped about? >boring b2b infrastructure for industries with no internet presence (waste management, hvac scheduling, regional construction) >regulated industries everyone's afraid to touch (insurance, healthcare admin, municipal services) >multi-generational household economics (grandparent care, family financial planning, generational wealth tools) every one of those rooms is a blue ocean. every one will have $50m+ operators inside 24 months. zero hype right now. if everybody's already excited, you missed it by 18 months. the rooms with no hype are where the next decade gets built.

@billainsahu $-600, just wasting money on tokens currently

Solo founders, what's your current revenue? -$0 (still building) -$1-$1k MRR -$1k-$10k MRR -$10k+ MRR

> what is the purpose of ">" in a post? > what is it supposed to indicate? - is there something wrong with the dash? • or the dot? -> too many options ~ my brain hurts scrolling through the feed and seeing all these options ~!@#$%^&*()-_=+"';:.>,<?/-

@danshipper 1300 is wild....

Gabbing with my barber about Codex and he’s telling me about how he’s using Claude to run a crypto trading strategy and Gemini + nano banana to learn jiu jitsu moves Guy in the chair next to me leans over and says his company just bought 1,300 Claude seats 2026 is wild

I used to swallow my real thoughts just to keep the peace. Lately though, I’ve been shifting how I handle tough conversations. Instead of obsessing over whether the other person might feel uncomfortable or hurt, I’m saying what I actually want or feel. It’s not “zero f*cks given”, I still fully respect their opinion and response. But I’m also respecting mine. And the more I do it, the more confident I feel in my own thoughts.

@heygeorgekal Usually have between 3-5 active workspaces, sometimes with a few agents in each. That's already starting to push what I can keep track of though tbh

How many agents do you usually have running in parallel? I'm usually anywhere between 1-4 but I've heard crazy stories.

@raroque oh interesting, would be super curious to hear how that works for you in terms of balancing design consistency between them and also deployment pain points

@jackthinkz haven’t said this publicly but I’m using RN for the android builds I’m working on 👀

I haven't opened Xcode in WEEKS 👀 ive made a ton of changes to my coding workflow and added a few things that help me move 5x faster made a little video going over everything and ill cover why i still use both claude code AND cursor 😮‍💨

@KaiXCreator honestly, i don't remember...

Be Honest: Can you CODE without AI...?

@Shpigford Was running into this same issue trying to go from conductor to codex to test it out Haven't gotten a good working solution here yet though

is there a way to get worktree-specific ports in codex? i want each worktree to have its own port so i can easily use/test that worktree in the browser.

@Anas_founder getting users

Founders, What feels harder these days? - getting users - keeping users

@viemccoy @RhysSullivan symphony kinda dope

@RhysSullivan Also elegant, evokes a conductor standing at the center, but there are many individual parts that are equally important

GDP would double if all of you decided to let me name your startups. If you can't find the True Name of your endeavor, it may succeed, but only partway to what could have been.

It's interesting to me the number of different indie hackers that are building their own communities off social networks like tinkerer[.]club and wip[.]co

my claude code usage... this usage cap is gonna be TOUGH

I think I would prefer that? only one way to find out :)

Building a startup is amazing because you get to escape your boring 9-5 and finally have freedom. Now you get to do sales, marketing, support, recruiting, product, engineering, finance, and customer success all at the same time.

@owenbuids good shit validating quickly!

Day 6 of building in public: Thought I found a niche: AI tools for restaurant owners. This morning I rushed a new MVP feature after someone suggested: “Use AI to generate short promo videos for local businesses.” By afternoon, I was out doing cold outreach with: → AI poster generation → AI food image generation → AI short-form video generation Reality hit fast: Big platforms already own the space Meituan and restaurant SaaS platforms already bundle AI features into existing subscriptions. Owners asked: “I already pay for that. Why install another app?” Free beats better My output looked better. They still preferred free tools like Doubao. For non-designers: Free > quality Unit economics killed it 10-second AI videos cost me ~$1.4 each to generate. Owners loved the result. Then heard the price and immediately said no. Demand is too infrequent Better menu photos are nice... but restaurants update them once every year or two. Hard to build recurring revenue. Biggest lesson: Don’t sell tools. Sell outcomes. Restaurant owners don’t care about AI. They care about: more orders better rankings more revenue Might be another dead end. But talking to users in the real world saved me months of building. Back to searching.

It feels crazy to me how many different "faceless AI video done for you" startups exist, and how much money they are making. Like are there that many people paying for this software and trying to grow faceless accounts? Are they actually profiting that much?

@Shpigford @conductor_build where do you see this usage? so curious what mine is now

and before anyone starts yelling about 🦞 or any other personal ai or sessions running 24/7...this is just me using @conductor_build. i'm just extremely prolific, generally running 3-8 active worktrees across a dozen projects some 10-12 hours a day. i'm *very* hands-on.