Max Rydahl Andersen

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Meet lazyslide: Render asciidoc decks, serve them locally, watch for changes, and bootstrap new talks with one command. Built for people who’d rather ship slides than fight tooling. jbang app install lazyslide@maxandersen maxandersen.github.io/lazyslide

@gunnarmorling Exactly :)

@maxandersen Noice! Got something by now which I'm happy with: x.com/gunnarmorling/…. It relies on the default FG for main text (so it works for both dark and light schemes) and then has two highlighting colors. Truecolor if available, otherwise fallback to built-in. Seems to work portably.

Gee, I think I've met the coding end boss: trying to make colors in a CLI app consistent across different terminals, bright and dark modes, supporting Solarized, etc. At least one always looks broken. gnarf.

Yesterday I spoke at Claude Code for Developers in Odense - less than 15 min from my doorstep. Felt good to connect closer to home. Topic was “How AI Coding Agents Actually Worked” and slides you can find here: maxandersen.github.io/presentations/…

@1ovthafew I’ve seen more than one the models agree to falsehoods - when it’s obvious you spot it but if you aren’t careful one can get caught up in it. It’s just worth remembering the models have tendency to be way more agreeable than intelligent humans.

@maxandersen I mean this shit is just retarded clickbait. I could predict immediately that GPT-5.5 would not "stumble" on such questions, and, when I tried it, zero surprises, it gives me a well-reasoned and perfectly sensible answer.

Just won an argument with GPT-5.5 (xhigh). Rare human W. 💪

@gegastaldi Not a bad option.

@maxandersen Lazyslides? Homage to github.com/jesseduffield/… and github.com/jesseduffield/…

A tool that setup, render and serve asciidoc reveal.js presentations with a tui should be called….

@gazollajr @_philschmid @glaforge @Stephan007 @myfear Looks very interesting - I have similar prototypes exploring use of Jbang extendability but didn’t go full unix socket but pi.dev inspired json stream inspired. Love to see how mk5 works in practice.

8/8 Now we’re almost back to where I was more than a month ago but this time with a well-planned application that uses tools beautifully and is already starting workflows. It’s been an incredible journey since I got hooked on building AI agents. What do you think? First post about the project: x.com/gazollajr/stat… (The Microkernel version isn’t on GitHub yet — I’m polishing the MK5 core first.) Big thanks to @maxandersen & @jbangdev for Jbang and @langchain4j for making this possible! #Java #AI #JBang #LangChain4j #AIAgents #Microkernel

🧵 The Journey of JForgeAgent: From Monolith to Microkernel

Reminder that we’ll have Meet Quarkus Session at Devoxx France at 17:00 in room 243 I got bricks to share :) youtu.be/6zFla1JpKBU

Going to test this for real this week :)

Back hosting on Quarkus Insights - come see Holly, Franz and Eric talk about our recent benchmark efforts! youtube.com/watch?v=LTS2pp…

So much for preparing for Devoxx. Got a Stream Deck+ yesterday, had an idea, and 5 minutes later a freshly hacked Quarkus + TamboUI app was feeding it live status from the agents running on my laptop. This is either progress or a cry for help.

abtop is a nice idea to monitor/connect to all your agents - ported it to java/quarkus/tamboui and added pi.dev support - quite useful!

@starbuxman Vendors. Not models.

Jeez are all the models chasing the same features at the same time?

Ported skills.sh from TypeScript to Java+Quarkus in one AI-assisted session. 196 tests, ~10ms native binary, zero Node.js. maxandersen.github.io/jskills/ linkedin.com/posts/maxrydah…

@brunoborges Definitely. It’s tiresome.

@maxandersen I don't mind having to be in the loop to authorize a system to have access to a personal access token. I do mind having to manually create the token, then copy, paste somewhere else.

In a world of automation with AI Agents, it surprises me that we still have to manually copy and paste API keys here and there.

@Hanh08678053 I love asciidoc. But There aren’t any human friendly collaborative asciidoc editors out there unfortunately. And asciidoc doesn’t have syntax for catching proposals and comments.

@maxandersen Asciidoc for me

The amount of mismatch Microsoft 365, Sharepoint and Box can make of a simple share between 2-3 people is amazing. Google Docs is so much better suited for collaboration - its not even funny. I loved using Microsoft Word in the 90ies, but boy have it not adapted to this century