Vincenzo Petrucci

@bcherny Finally...

We're also rolling out auto mode for Max users. This means no more permission prompts — give Claude a task, let it run, come back to verified work.

Opus 4.7 is in Claude Code today. It's more agentic, more precise, and a lot better at long-running work. It carries context across sessions and handles ambiguity much better.

@justbyte_ I'm using both. I can confirm that, right now, codex is better for complex tasks.

Should I cancel my claude subscription and switch to codex?

@Yampeleg I bet in a few hours

opus 4.7 today or tomorrow?

Opus 4.7 on its way? @claudeai

@tanujDE3180 @imdevPU23 Bloom filters give you only two answers: - Definitely not - Maybe yes So it's not the answer to op question

@imdevPU23 No the correct answer is bloom filters It’s an efficient probabilistic data structure that does lookup in O(1) time complexity

Interviewer: You type a Gmail username and UI instantly shows "Username already taken" There are millions of users globally How does it check so fast?

@tanujDE3180 Everyone talking about Bloom filters, but that explains only how they are fast at being sure a username HAS NOT been taken, it doesn't explain how they are fast at being sure a username has been taken (that's the op question)

Claude Code introduces `/buddy` to have a virtual pet in the CLI while working. No one saw that coming.

LazyAgent (lazyagent.dev) is now at 0.8.0 with full support for @AmpCode! One dashboard to monitor all your coding agents in real time. Happy Coding! 🔥

I wanted to share a bunch of my favorite hidden and under-utilized features in Claude Code. I'll focus on the ones I use the most. Here goes.

Ok, it's something I missed. Clean, easy and it works. Bug Report Summary: Clearly freezes when opening a second Markdown file after closing the first one with ⌘W. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Ensure Clearly is fully closed. 2. In Finder, right-click a .md file and select Open with → Clearly. 3. Close the document using ⌘W (Meta+W). 4. In Finder, right-click another .md file and select Open with → Clearly. 5. Clearly becomes frozen / unresponsive. Great work though.

Native macOS markdown editor github.com/Shpigford/clea…

@iamgp Thanks, Codex support has been on my wishlist for a long time. Now it's finally a reality! I hope you've found the tool useful.

@nahime0 Glad to contribute, Vincenzo!

Lazyagent is growing and now supports more and more agents. If you're serious about AI-assisted development (or vibe coding, if you like it), you definitely need a way to keep an eye on all the agents running on your machine. Now, thanks to Gareth (@iamgp on GitHub), Codex is supported too! Check it out at lazyagent.dev

@ihtesham2005 I’m the creator of lazyagent. Thanks a lot for the love! Anyone who gives it a spin, I’d really value your feedback or feature requests, feel free to reply or DM me here on X.

Found this today and it genuinely surprised me. lazyagent is a lazygit-style terminal UI that monitors Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and pi all at once from one screen and it does it without wrapping, proxying, or modifying any of them in any way. GitHub repo link: github.com/illegalstudio/… It reads directly from the session files each agent already writes to disk, then surfaces everything useful in one place: what the agent is doing right now, the last 5 messages in the conversation, token usage and estimated cost, the git branch it's on, the last file it touched, and a braille sparkline of its activity history. You also get a macOS menu bar app and an HTTP API with Server-Sent Events for real-time updates all in the same single binary with no dependencies. brew tap illegalstudio/tap && brew install lazyagent and you're live in 10 seconds. 100% Open Source. MIT License.

@tom_doerr I’m the creator of lazyagent. Thanks a lot for the love! Anyone who gives it a spin, I’d really value your feedback or feature requests, feel free to reply or DM me here on X.

Monitors coding agents without lock-in github.com/illegalstudio/…

@RaminNasibov That's perfect. You can even stack more than one wardrobe with this arrangement

Uploaded my floor plan to ChatGPT to see how to arrange my bed and wardrobe. The result:

Try it here: lazyagent.dev What feature would you like to see next? 👇

Reaching 100 stars on GitHub for lazyagent.dev is a milestone I'm really proud of. A massive thank you to all of you for your support and feedback!

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