Marcus Kuhn

@levelsio Install an automatic window closing mechanism. Open the window when you go to sleep and have it automatically closed before the morning. It's how they helped people cope with airplane noise here in Switzerland.

I still haven't solved the CO2 bedroom challenge You open the window and you wake up from a 6am garbage truck or barking dogs and sunlight You close it, you suffocate in 1200 ppl at 5am I guess you really need some mini tube in your wall with a vent that opens and closed based on internal CO2 but how do I build that?

Been working all of last week to build a system to get data into bikedb.io. It works, but the quality is not there yet. That is the focus for this week.

@JasonLBaptiste I tried over and over again and the jump in capabilities between Summer 25 and November 25 has been astounding. It's wonderful to see what's possible now. Such an enabler.

I started "coding" with AI in November of 2023. It was literally copy/pasting code from GPT 4 and Claude back and forth, doing hand edits, etc. It's unbelievable what can be done now.

My next project is Agent Hive. An Agent orchestration platform that diligently and independently works on tasks. One of the first ones is researching bikes and adding them to bikedb.io when it's ready.

Last week, I released my first product, bikedb.io. It will be the best place to find the correct replacement parts for your bike. It's hard to get the data into this correctly, so I am changing my approach. #12in12

Working with @antigravity is addictive. It's so easy to procrastinate by build just another cool thing...

12 products in 12 months... I had planned to launch the first one quietly on Friday but I did not manage to get it ready. Plan is today - you will be the first to know. #12in12

I definitely underestimated the number of tasks I wanted to finish. I also realize that I am polishing way too much. After years of preaching that an MVP can do with less, I am falling into the same trap as all of the clients I scolded 😅

Google's @antigravity is down. Time to write some specs for it to process when it is back up later. #neverStop

Here are the statistics for our work today: Commits: 17 Lines Added: 2,141 Lines Removed: 3,357 Net Change: -1,216 lines (A productive refactoring day!) We successfully deployed strict type enforcement, mass assignment protection, and a Tailwind v4 frontend refactor to Staging.

Last year, I learned how to get my app off the ground with @antigravity. Over Christmas, I learned how to do things properly, learned about compound engineering by @kieranklaassen & how to make the tool work better. Today I started working in new ways & refactored my whole app.

Last year, I took a break after selling my agency. This year, I will build 12 products in 12 months. I believe the time for small companies and teams that do more has come. Two products are already in the pipeline. Stay tuned.

@mingjie @linear @antigravity somehow I missed your reply. Setting it up tomorrow.

@marcuskuhn @linear @antigravity antigravity works with Linear MCP - have you given that a try?

An integration between @linear and @antigravity would be fabulous. It would allow me to define my tasks clearly in Linear and have the agent pick them and work with me on them. I want to specify features and track bugs in a structured, straightforward way.

@GergelyOrosz I believe this is true for most professional services. E.g. agencies charge you for the time to execute an idea but the majority of the value you get is in the concept which only took a fraction of that time. For me this means a switch to value based pricing.

The model of an hourly fee charged by legal firms feels like it will be under serious threat sooner rather than later. I got an estimate based on how many hours they expect to work on it. When deep research finishes in 10 minutes, how do you charge for many many hours tho?

I’m asking for legal advice for a complicated situation. Feels like I’m waiting weeks (while a partner reviews the case) and paying a large sum to confirm what Claude and ChatGPT analysed + on the situation and articles is correct, and get it in writing + stamped

@jonnydevelops Thank you. I believe there might be a nice affiliate play here. Let's see.

@marcuskuhn that's exactly it - we use it to keep the family aligned! love the cycling enthusiast angle. a great niche that loves accurate and helpful info!

It feels absolutely magical when you see Antigravity use Chrome to test the site you are building and fixes problems by itself.

@jonnydevelops Interesting. Basically, digitizing the good old chalkboard or replacing fridge magnets :) Good luck. My first Antigravity-driven app is an app for cycling enthusiasts - help them find the right parts for their bikes.

@marcuskuhn Basically canva for custom screens - creating custom layouts with calendar, tasks, lists - cast to browser, Roku, chromecast, and firetv. We use it like a family command center

@jonnydevelops What are you building with it?

@marcuskuhn Yeah, Antigravity is full of magical experiences. I'm absolutely in love with it.

AI has gotten massively better over the past year. It's crazy. Part of my bet when leaving my prior company behind was that you can build companies and products completely differently and with much fewer people than before. This feels much more true than only a few months ago.