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Claude Tag is the right idea.
But I want the version where you own the agent, choose the model (GLM 5.2), wire the tools, and define the rules.
So here's how to build your own with ChatBotKit Blueprint Designer.
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Petko D. Petkov
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Petko D. Petkov
@pdp
on a break from CISO duties, building https://t.co/PBFfy5Uk7e / https://t.co/Tdjrt4MFFN / @chatbotkit
London Katılım Şubat 2008
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Some days I wish coding was solved for real. This is one of those days.
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Plant git.exe in a repo to get a shell in cursor.
mindgard.ai/blog/cursor-0d…
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@arvidkahl If in doubt ask claude or codex to narrate everything it does and then let you know how you feel about it. :)
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@arvidkahl Well text carries more information per bit than transriptions so on the surface it may appear that is easier to speak but in reality text is is always faster.
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I want to see a study in agentic coding efficiency between in-office and remote workers.
I do all my prompting via voice… and I become talk-shy when I know someone nearby is listening, even my wife.
Must be hell in an open office, headphones or not. And tank productivity.
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@jasonfried Not decks per se but certainly the final deliverable is some kind of report with a deck (bonus). That does not mean that the work was done on the report itself but it acts a work log. That is at least my experience from the time I was security consultant.
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Consultants deliver decks, that's just how it is. No, it's not.
If you hire a consultant, and you don't want them delivering decks, just tell them how you want the information instead.
You're hiring them! You're paying the bill. You're in control. Be the control.
Victor@victor_zhng
@jasonfried Lucky you, having no consultants in your house.
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I cannot agree more. We did this mistake in the early days of chatbotkit.. now we are moving the dev experience in cbk.ai
Xiaoyin Qu@quxiaoyin
I’m not sure codex can serve developers and my mom with the SAME interface. Developer interfaces are notoriously known to non-tech people as overwhelming(how many non-tech folks use JIRA?). Can codex be simplified enough for average white collars and frontier enough for principle dev? Tell me what you think.
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@0xblacklight @PlanetScale we are a @PlanetScale customer and frankly finding a better alternative seems impossible
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@bgurley I mean I agree on the principle but pretty much any LLM can and may upload the entire code to some remote tool for whatever reason.
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I mean I get it and I am promoting people to put AI agents to work but in this case I think this is largely unnecessary.
The Verge@verge
Spotify is now an AI chatbot, too theverge.com/entertainment/…
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@quxiaoyin It does not count on their harness. It only counts if it applies to API pricing.
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Most ideas are not bad - even the crazy ones. It is that most ideas are hard to execute and most likely to fail due to things outside of ones control. At least now "idea guys" can fail fast!
smit@itsoksmit
vibe coding allows "ideas guys" to bring their ideas to reality, revealing that their idea kinda sucked
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I think it is fair to say that all of them are stealing your code one way or another.
Klaas@forgebitz
grok is stealing your code gpt is deleting your code claude is taking your money
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At CBK AI we do the opposite. Our AI agents are not responding to tickets at all. What they do is making sure that we are handling them well. This is how it looks.
Giga@GigaAI
Everyone is trying to build a support agent. Now you can build one in your CLI that resolves 90% of your support tickets. Today we're launching the Giga CLI. pip install giga-sdk Build, test, deploy, and roll back your AI agents like production software. This is the workflow our customers use to operate AI agents resolving 100,000+ support tickets every day. → CI-gated deployments → GitHub-powered knowledge base syncs → Bulk conversation analysis → Integrating Coding Agents directly into Giga Available now on PyPI.
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Microsoft didn't get Clippy wrong. They were just 30 years too early!
Simon Willison@simonw
So I guess Codex has a little robot now? (It's not as cute as the Claw'd crab)
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Honestly most of the platform documentation eventually will become dense markdown files that make little to no sense to a human. It will be written for other AI agents.
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@GergelyOrosz Sure. I agree but then again a lot of docs these days are consumed by other AI agents sooo... I don't think the end goal is a human reading it.
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The amount of AI writing on OpenAI's docs makes me sick.
Filler sentences for nothing. Mannerisms and phrases humans would not write. Has a human even read this?
And all of this will change how other docs are written, and how we all talk - for the worse IMO.
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@emollick OpenRouter is a useful datapoint but obviously there are many other gateway providers too. Besides, OpenRouter is massive in the homebrew communities with openclaw, hermess, etc. Outside of the subscriptions, people in these places tend to use cheaper / free open-weight models.
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I think OpenRouter is not a good measure of actual model usage in a world of agentic tools (not that I doubt that Chinese open weights model usage is up, but this could also look like a graph of usage shifting to Codex/Code/Cowork).
We really need better data indicators for AI!
Derek Thompson@DKThomp
since February, Chinese AI share of tokens used by US companies has quadrupled to almost 50% (Open Router data, via @pkedrosky)
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@harleyfoote_ @edwardlando That is the only way to do it when you are not lucky. The alternative is obviously to try different things and hope the to win the lottery eventually.
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@edwardlando Four years and no pull is just an expensive hobby.
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I’ve seen startups that are 2 weeks old be further along than 4 year old ones.
The world doesn’t care how much time or money you’ve invested into something.
I’ve been on both sides of this story.
Sometimes you feel the market pull immediately. That is a rare and awesome gift from the universe.
You should recognize when you are getting lucky and go all in.
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