Jacob Berry

@AdCodes_ Nano

be honest, which one was your first code editor?

@ardent__dev crow.gold - For an OSS project I'll be publishing very soon 🤞

Drop your landing page 👇 I'll rate it out of 10. Let's see who's got the best one 🚀

@PremChauraisya Fun TLD domains instead?

Which domian ranks better? .com .io .xyz .ai .app

@md_kasif_uddin Customer

I'm a vibe coder, scare me with one word.

Glad everyone is finally on the terminal game. Using a terminal multiplexer is amazing, and up until a year ago people would look at you like you have 2 heads outside of your local LUG meetup. PS - Reply if you want a terminal pet too and I will open source it.

@Varnika99 There is a more foundational issue - .env should only be used for variables. Secrets should use a secret store. One password has a cli and developer feature for injecting secrets as env vars so they stay encrypted or in mem. or use aws vault for local if your building real stuff.

Do you allow AI to read .Env files while vibe coding?

@jlin1206 @suedasouschef Nice - Keep it up! Some food for thought ;) I like cookbooks over AI, But I like the convince of AI. Cook book recipes are heavily tested, have good notes and have unique flair. Storing my favorites and then being able to have AI pull one would be 🔥.

hey my name is Justin when i'm not cooking up apps, i'm cooking in the kitchen unfortunately sometimes i don't know what i'm doing, so i decided to fix that introducing @suedasouschef 👩‍🍳

Writing code where agent 1 dispatches agent 2. Bug: wrong config sent from 1 to 2. Claude fix: hard-code settings in a frozen set. Settings that should be user-set. Accept that blindly = bugs I only catch with thorough UAT on edge-case config patterns. HITL is still needed.

@NiranjanSK619 @X 🤝

Hey @X I'm looking to #connect with people interested in: • AI automation • n8n workflows • Web development • Cybersecurity • AI agents • Developer tools • Content systems / optimization • Building startups If you're building something or exploring any of these, let’s connect 🤝

@Av1dlive An easy comparison is email, for a short time business using email had an efficiency gain, but as soon as email was everywhere it was the minimum to be competitive.

@jacobiberry The idea being that abundance is accessible which makes the created thing abundant and hence inherently less in value Fascinating I think it’s more from a perspective of overall efficiency gains

this founder replaced half his business using ai agents for <$21 >processes call transcripts. >tracks decisions. >manages action items. >answers questions with full business context. stack: Obsidian (free) + MCP (free) + Claude ($20/month) "runs half his business" builders will clone it immediately

@Av1dlive Efficiency != effectiveness. Lets use an example. Automate marketing copy with LLMs - You get quality and messages that reflects the same thing as your competitors meaning you don't stand out. Using an LLM for call transcripts for faster operating model is great use though.

@elgermerlo Distribution has always been hard, but TBF, its the second filter - 90% roughly of companies fail at PMF. X full of blaming dist for lack of market fit.

everyone's building apps but nobody's using them. vibe coding made it too easy to build and ship. what's still hard... dis-tri-bu-tion.

Me when Claude doesn't write out business logic and follow TDD method when planning.

@AlexEngineerAI Building software, products, companies, infrastructure, (relationships even) comes with a ton of downs and failure. When its bad, look at signals, look at end goals, step back look at the big picture, breathe. Then pivot or double down.

As an engineer with 10+ years I can't count how many times I felt completely stuck. Drowning in tech debt, half-finished projects, no traction. Nothing working. Felt like every step forward got eaten by two steps back. But I kept asking myself: what's the alternative? Quit? That was never actually on the table. Just because your current build isn't gaining ground doesn't mean the approach is wrong. Sometimes the tunnel is just long. Keep shipping. Keep iterating. You'll look back proud that you didn't fold when momentum felt impossible - and that you became the engineer you told yourself you'd be.

@AlexEngineerAI You can vibe code! You just can’t know if it’s secure, you likely can’t scale, you can’t determine if implementation is too complicated or under designed.

If you don’t know how to code you can’t vibe code. Prove me wrong?!

@JakeATech Growing anything is hard, keep it up.

Thanks everyone! Hit 250 followers today 🚀🎉 If you're into: - Saas - Coding - Tech - AI - Design Drop a reply below and let's #connect!

Want to learn how harness and AI engineering works? Build a harness from scratch. Here is 260 lines of readable python to get you started. github.com/jberry-auto/si…

"Need an OpenClaw strategy​" != Everyone needs to use OpenClaw. It means the interface to tech and information (and the associated workflows) are changing. It didn't mean run out and install OpenClaw, it meant think about your workflows and how AI should change them.

Intro episode 1 of "On the Hook" from @jacobiberry and I, starring@TactiKoolSec and called Ninjas in the Data Center, youtube.com/watch?v=SoR8IA… #onthehook - let us know what you think!