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@JulienHuang_dev @github They are doing a lot. Are you in the maintainers community? They post weekly on fridays specific actions they’re taking

Agent controlled GH accounts are really becoming the cancer of open-source. What the hell is @github waiting for to help maintainers not get flooded by sloppy issues, comments and PRs. It really kills the joy of doing OSS stuff on peoples free time.

GitHub recently added support for custom roles for security advisories. All maintainers should take a look!

@iamsahaj_xyz I want it to work from Claude code + codex. I actually canceled my subscription the other day after looking at the docs for making it work in codex and just decided it wasn’t worth it. IMO a cli with a skill that codex + Claude code could call would be really nice

if you're a dev, and you're building a website, and you're not using v0, why? be brutally honest, I'll reply to every piece of feedback and share it internally as well

@onusoz 👋 discord for us. His name is Otto

Request for beta-testers For a new stealth openclaw based project I am looking for companies that have deployed openclaw internally, but are bottlenecked by having just one agent for everyone on Slack, Discord, Teams, Mattermost, etc. If you qualify, please reply below or DM me

@trq212 There are different levels of details needed by Claude per directory. Segmenting into directory based progressive disclosure would be a good start. Then also spin out a local md file would be good for some setup stuff

I want to make /init more useful- what do you think it should do to help setup Claude Code in a repo?

@rag_pil @_colemurray This works. I have a fork with a few extra features but this works well.

@_colemurray use my cli to manage worktrees github.com/raghavpillai/b…

you should use worktrees you just have to.. - npm install in the worktree - reinstall the pre-commit hooks - copy the env files - not use the same ports or realize this is not the right solution

@edweirdsnowman @_colemurray Try out branchlet

@_colemurray I built a wrapper around worktrees to do all that: github.com/asnewman/ribbit Without it worktrees are pretty unusable

@nummanali github.com/ntindle/branch…

@nummanali I use my fork of branchlet to automate all of this

I have a few problems with worktrees: - you need to reinstall everything - you need to clean up after - conflicts arise again on merge - different agents handle it their way I suppose for incremental changes that are tight this makes sense But isn’t that going backwards? Surely we’re at the stage where you plan out the work and an agents works for 1 hour+ to cover full features - well I do so Please, tell me, do you actually use worktrees?

Did anyone else's Claude code OAuth keys just get invalidated?

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yeah supabase down but not on status page yet

Anyone else seeing supabase errors rising?

@lydiahallie Integrate branchlet

I'm on the Claude Code team and we've heard so much good feedback from the community We're all-in on DX right now to prioritize speed, responsiveness, flexibility, and integrations What's the biggest thing still missing for your workflow?

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Hey @a16z ... if my post gets 10k likes, can you guys send me a semi beast mode term sheet? I'd pitch you for one, but I'm busy atm & my current bank account is complete ass for my workflow.

I feel like we should give cows tvs They’re out here living every minute. Must be exhausting

@github Loved participating in this on behalf of GravitasML and AutoGPT

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@0xKyon Would love to try this

announcing: kisuke, a native ios ide kisuke is your fav pocket engineer. you get: - claude code (use your anthropic acc + all CC features) - multi tab terminal - code editor - browser + built-in devtools - port forwarding (auto-detected and available inapp)