Anders Jensen-Waud

I’m building Maturana: open-source infrastructure for secure AI agents. The core idea is simple: Run every agent in its own hardware-isolated microVM. Keep secrets outside the runtime. Control egress. Engineer the agents using Codex skills on top of a learn, scalable Rust core. Powerful agents need stronger boundaries. maturana.sh

@jun_song How do you make a living? Just out of curiosity.

People might not believe this, but I recently broke up with my gf just to use AI agents lol We were even talking about getting married. For months, I was extremely busy staying up all night setting up local AI and agent harnesses from scratch. She kept complaining that I wasn't paying attention to her. In the end, she told me to choose between her and AI, and I didn't give up on AI. No regrets, though. If I hadn't focused back then, I would have fallen behind in learning AI.

I appear to have been throttled by the big algorithm despite posting original content for a while now. Any ideas on how to improve this? I guess my post won’t be seen.

@13_narcissus Claude, Codex and OpenRouter. Too many.

How many AI subscriptions are you paying for right now? I'll start: 2 (claude code + codex)

@Blackwellboy Where did you order to?

First time I order from the USA. My ASUS GX10 turn up almost a week early. Great! No. Not great. Seeing a few peoples tweets about issues receiving these from Amazon damaged, I decided to record from grabbing it off of my porch to the unboxing. I suspected bad packaging, possibly damaged, but I didn’t suspect no unit inside. When I initially saw it I noticed some sides of the box the tape was up and the box itself looked like it had been through ww3. I picked it up, it felt a bit light but heavy enough not for my heart to sink too much. Anyway long story short, everyone that knows me knows I keep my packaging pristine. I open the box pull it out, seal was broken, box looked like this and no unit. Charger still inside though guess that’s why it felt a bit heavy. Now amazon asking for a police report and all that bs. Anyone know of anyone with bad experiences like this or how the process works please reach out. What a day.

@henrycunh "Operating map". Only GPT could come up with that. :)

the new codex rich visualization support is fantastic one of the best features they ever shipped imo

@NielsRogge Yes it is. It is a brilliant model. I am looking to run it at home. It is a shame the Chinese open source ecosystem is soon as thing of the past.

Hot take: GLM-5.2 is good enough for most tasks

@peduarte Or writing about how to get 100k followers by joining OpenAI or Anthropic :)

the shortest path to 100k followers is joining openai or anthropic and tweeting about tips and token resets

@shafu0x And Rust. GPT 5.6 owns Rust.

hilarious that the only programming languages left will be fucking typescript and english

@kr0der It is... but it is also a lot slower. Especially Sol.

GPT 5.6 is SO much better to talk to than GPT 5.5 in my opinion it uses wayy less overcomplicated jargon so it's a lot easier to read the outputs and quickly digest it

@thekitze @robj3d3 Lot of exercise, that's the answer. I hope you are OK.

@robj3d3 How do we fix our sleep, man

same, spent yesterday in the ER and it was scary. they did CT on my head and a bunch of tests just to rule out a possible stroke luckily the conclusion is stress and lack of sleep and shit nutrition I’m an idiot

@DennisonBertram @cognition What is the cost of running it? I imagine it's terribly expensive for a single person, unless you are a large enterprise.

I've been trying @cognition's harness Devin lately because I'm loving the speed of SWE-1.7. That said, its not very tenacious and I'm missing a robust /goal where I have confidence it will finish the task. Otherwise, I'm trying to get used to it. I'll try Cloud next.

@BraedendotTECH And between them: context engineering. Right now harnesses and loops are the “big things”.

Is loop engineering genuinely the next prompt engineering ? Will be obsolete in 2027

@steipete Do you have any claws overseeing this? This is a serious cognitive overload.

That's about as many sessions as my Mac Studio can take.

@cyrusnewday Nothing an OpenClaw or Hermes can’t solve

Who wishes Claude Workflows existed for Codex?

@thekitze Let alone the token use for MCPs…

Please don't create another CLI. I'm begging you. I know it will be fancy & you will use *that* node package that has colors to build it & your tweet will get 121 likes but please don't build it. We're still writing terminal commands like it's 1925. Let's move on. Please.

@thekitze What’s the alternative? In the beginning was the command line …

@matt503ea5sf9z5 It drives me crazy as well. It would be easier if the safeguards could tell you why, rather than a blatant COMPUTER SAYS NO.

Anthropic sub cancelled. Fuck this

@maxedapps And it is only going to accelerate from here on.

It is absurd and insane how much software engineering changed between November 2025 and now.

@icanvardar You are writing code at a greater level of abstraction. You did that before LLMs as well, as Linus pointed out.

you’re not coding anymore. you’re just prompting an AI in a terminal that renders ANSI characters

@elvissun @trust_mrr What is meant by reverse engineering their marketing channel? Yesterday someone did a similar post, encouraging me to look for sites without MCP access and build it.

send this to fable: "find high-growth @trust_mrr startups in my niche and reverse engineer their marketing channels" results are insane