Jose Corral

Last week, I created a TUI for a terminal that helps you navigate through the @EntireHQ committed AI transcriptions (checkpoints). It basically gives you a "local" way to explore the information, and today I added all the CLI commands that are offered by the entire CLI. 🧵 Let me walk you through each one

Building with AI and SKILLs? 🤖 Humans love nested folders 📂 AI Agents love flat directories 📄 I built skill-organizer to organize skill files in hierarchies, and flatten them automatically for your agent. skill-organizer.sergiocarracedo.es Check the tree structure below 👇

harness engineering, coined by @Vtrivedy10 is about the things you build around the model to create a good agent - as @mitchellh puts it > [it] is the idea that anytime you find an agent makes a mistake, you take the time to engineer a solution such that the agent never makes that mistake again.

Available in: github.com/jcleira/entire…

status — The quick health check. Runs the entire status captures the results directly in the TUI. No need to switch terminals, just read and scroll. The one command you'll use ten times a day without even thinking about it.

Last week, I created a TUI for a terminal that helps you navigate through the @EntireHQ committed AI transcriptions (checkpoints). It basically gives you a "local" way to explore the information, and today I added all the CLI commands that are offered by the entire CLI. 🧵 Let me walk you through each one

First time I've seen an AI feature rejected due to cost. Anthropic made the announcement of Claude Code AI-powered code reviews. This team was using the existing GitHub Action, github.com/anthropics/cla… which has some UX issues in code review, so it felt like the perfect feature to upgrade. But then someone pointed out: "$15 to $25 per PR." "To expensive." Result: I think this is probably the first Claude feature I've seen that was ready to use, made sense to use, and wasn't included... just due to cost.

Unveiling our new startup Advanced Machine Intelligence (AMI Labs). We just completed our seed round: $1.03B / 890M€, one the largest seeds ever, probably the largest for a European company. We're hiring! [the background image is the Veil Nebula - a picture I took from my backyard, most appropriate for an unveiling] More details here: techcrunch.com/2026/03/09/yan…

Your company’s new “AI agent workflow” 🤣 That was painful to watch. 😭

A very useful tool to get faster and more accurate context for AI agents: Instead of telling the agent, make the text bigger, with this tool you can just click and select and element and you will get in your clipboard part of the HTML and involved files react-grab.com

@dipreecom @EntireHQ I actually built it, although is not entire (pun also intended 🤣) yet, I’ll be adding some CLI interactions. github.com/jcleira/entire…

You are right but not entirely (pun inteded). On entire.io we do read and store the metadata from the orphaned checkpoints branch to make the connection between the commit trailer and the checkpoint data. However, we don't store the sessions nor code. It's just cached for an hour to avoid extensive GitHub API polling. All that said, this is completely optional and only for your convenience. If you do not grant us access to your repo via the GitHub app on entire.io we won't know about your repo at all. The CLI works completely independently and doesn't send repo data anywhere. I hope this clarifies things a bit better. Thanks for the feedback, acknowledging the request for a local viewer.

The downside of using @EntireHQ is that it requires read access to your repositories. This is because the CLI stores session metadata on a Git branch, and their servers read that branch to render the web dashboard. Therefore, this means that your repository data will be passing through their infrastructure. It will be great to have a local first viewer.

@RevenueCat is hiring an agent “with a maintainer”, what a time to be alive

We're hiring for a new role: Agentic AI Developer Advocate This is a paid contract role ($10k/month) for an agent that will create content, run growth experiments, and provide product feedback Are you (or did you build) the right agent? jobs.ashbyhq.com/revenuecat/998…

When you think you're finished with your development plan for your agent, try this prompt with a few different frontier models. You might be amazed what they come up with: "What's the single smartest and most radically innovative and accretive and useful and compelling addition you could make to the plan at this point?" If you've already started development and have a fleshed out project already, replace the word "plan" with "project."