Micah Fenner

@SamuelBeek @schematikio You're thinking in the right direction with tasks, but there's a lot going on visually + too much info available. For example, I think the timer actually makes it feel slower. Happy to jam more if you want

One of the hard bits with @schematikio is that initial generation takes 90 seconds I've tried to decouple it in small tasks to make it look "faster" thoughts?

@dabit3 @gauri__gupta @cognition GitLab support would be amazing!

@gauri__gupta @cognition That's great to hear, we're continuing to roll out improvements to Devin Review every day, if you have any feedback we're always open to hearing how it can be improved!

can’t trust merging code without a Devin review anymore. Claude and Codex are great, but they don’t catch bugs the way Devin does. devin code review is OG. @cognition has built something special.

@joshpuckett @koenbok Pinging @pontifexmaximu5

Do I know any designers in Barcelona? Visiting in a couple months and thinking about putting together a lil something ☕️🧑‍🎨

@SamuelBeek Designers. Always has been (there are just more of us now)

What do you call designers that code and ship to prod these days? “Designers” “design engineers” something else???

@ianbach fuck the pixels, honestly

@_angelaliu Yes! Fun to see it written out that way

@micahfenner @micahfenner 😁 is it right?! (ignore the toggle not saying Dutch lol)

🌎Built the translation tool I wish I had! For languages that differ from English on: 1. Inverse sentence structure 2. Conjugations / suffixes Normal translators are only partially helpful because you still have to manually reverse engineer the above concepts. This translator gives you two translations: 1. A "word-by-word" translation that preserves the word order and grammar of the original text. (Creates a fun yoda-like English) 2. A natural language translation for the meaning of the sentence. I've been studying Turkish for a few years and this has been awesome for day to day sentences as well as understanding idioms. Would this help anyone else? What other languages would you use this for?

Craft Agent by @craftdocs is proof that, if you really care, Electron apps can look and feel native. Incredible craftsmanship

@bnj @blader @variantui Can’t wait to try! Congrats on the launch

Introducing @variantui Enter an idea and get endless (beautiful) designs as you scroll No canvas, no skills or MCP, no constant prompting Reply if you'd like 200 free designs to give it try

@Jarodxu7 happycapy

Excited to launch happycapy, an agent-native computer on your browser. Claude Code → Clawdbot → Happycapy > Private sandbox for everyone to run Claude Code anytime anywhere - no Mac Mini needed > GUI built for everyday user, visualizing skills and its output

@_angelaliu New job incoming, not sure if that will mean more or less coding. Stay tuned!

@micahfenner Race ya for 2026 🤪

Github receipts for this new era of design 😱🥳

@ormanclark you forgot "scrolling twitter"

when you're the only designer on the team

@pmarquees It's this plus the gpt models being better at vision, so good for quick life questions. Otherwise it's Claude all day

I still feel like ChatGPT is the king on the phone solely because it looks like a native app. Claude still has a quirky feel to it.

I’ve been paying for all the ai tools but the past week kinda showed me I can probably get away with just using Claude’s 200/month plan. I might go down to Cursor’s pro plan and that feels like more than enough.

@thegarrettscott @doanythingapp 🤙🏻

If you saw the Manus news, & want to try a new general agent, try @doanythingapp. It's a totally new type of agent. It's: - Completely Autonomous (can work for weeks/months) - Can operate independently (has its own email & accounts) Comment an emoji to be added to the alpha.

@josephhhhz @cognition Congrats dude!

I’ve joined @Cognition to lead Design and build out their Design team. The Windsurf and Devin you know of today is about to get exponentially better. Look forward to 2026 because we’re reshaping everything.

@jaffoneh I've always thought it was weird that there wasn't more overlap in these roles to begin with, especially in the saas world. Most of these products ARE services... it's in the name!

Over the last decade, product design became the default role in most design teams. One of the biggest changes in design moving forward is going to be the emergence of service design as a key role in design team. No better way to unlock everyone’s ability to make an impact than a deep understanding of the end to end service design map.

@pmarquees Could also be a combo of fintech taking a big hit when ZIRP ended, and remote work becoming a lot more acceptable within Europe. As a result, talent density decreased relative to London, Paris, Barcelona, etc.

@micahfenner Yeah it does, I've been here since 2014 so I've seen quite a few versions but the 22-25 has been the most drastic

A few years ago Amsterdam felt like the center or european tech. Everything was happening here, all the jobs were here, events, new interesting companies... it was on par with London but now it all has disappeared. Why?

@SamBroner Oh and Asana for bigger projects

@SamBroner I’ve tried them all but I keep coming back to Things for tasks and Apple Notes for notes

I'm getting to that point in my Obsidian workflow where I need a reset, refresh, or cleanup Workflows have drifted, goals are changing, templates are getting a bit outdated. Thoughts? I want to manage the change, but avoid wasting time.