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Supabase-native workflow engine for multi-step AI agents & background jobs. All in Postgres + Edge Functions, no extra infra. Demo: https://t.co/Sm4NpwQgRP

Supabase + Postgres Katılım Kasım 2024
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
pgflow runs multi-step AI agents & jobs in your Supabase project, no extra infra. • Declarative TypeScript with end-to-end types • Start via TS client, RPC, pg_cron, or triggers • Realtime progress updates • Runs on Postgres + Edge Functions • Production-ready, easy to use
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@wzulfikar oh friend.com is a pendant lol, was not remembering that :) yup, something like it but without the creepy vibe :D
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Wildan@wzulfikar·
an app to capture ideas FAST must also: - seamless to pin note → focus on a key theme - super easy to delete note → not a dumpster of stale info - performant → can't capture FAST if the app isn't no more holding thoughts in my head (I just let it out). soo loving it!
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@wzulfikar but it needs a mindset shift and explicit consent due to privacy concerns etc or course
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@wzulfikar yup! i have overlaping use case - i'm brainstorming a lot with other people and also talk a lot and want to never forget about stuff and for important things to be surfacted (including ideas), often forgot to hit rec. was thinking a always on recording pendant or smth like that
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@yigitkonur Thanks for sharing, i'm actually gonna try it. I'm using tmux and got scripts and conventions for managing windows/panes and marking them with badges as "needs attention" (triggered via opencode hooks), but this stuff looks way more polished. curions if ill be more productive tho
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Yigit Konur@yigitkonur·
i don't hate terminals but i hate complexity of tmux/zellij har session management w/ attach/detach rituals + resurrection plugins + naming sessions 🤢 it's a part-time job just to not lose your layout / tabs. burned 40-50 hours trying every multi-agent manager out there, including stuff from my YC-backed friends are actively shipping. forked even some of them but nothing fully clicked to my workflow. turns out all i wanted was already sitting inside one terminal window. vs tmux/zellij: - mouse first, click anything (right click too) - zero shortcuts to memorize (native shortcuts) - custom keybinds if you want them (fully configurable) - rename tabs + spaces inline (⌘+L / ⌘ + K / ⌘ + 1..9) - single window = a lot less RAM / CPU usage - stability and rendering are world-class - ⌘+Q anytime. state saved. re-run it later (even on ssh) and everything's exactly where you left it. no plugins, no two step shortcuts, just works out of box (i've shared my keyboard bindings if you wanna combine with ghostty) then i wired it into ghostty with a custom installer. cmd+t, cmd+n, chrome-style tab cycling and number-jumping, all native. drop-in cmux replacement. finally feels like macos to me. video below. my ⌘-based shortcut installer in reply ☠️
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@mattpocockuk It is opinionated and indeed steers conversation, but it works great, using it daily for several months and it makes my process reproducible and easy to navigate
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Matt Pocock@mattpocockuk·
Folks who have used superpowers, does this ring true? I.e. does superpowers keep trying to grab the wheel and take the conversation/plan in its own direction?
Aaron Layton@AaronLayton

It just always seems to want to add sub phases to a sub phase of a phase. It never really got anything complete. As part of normal conversation, you may mention something, next think you know its created a sub phase. Then your answering a question about the main phase, but then its tacked on 3 questions about this new subphase do this a few times and you're managing the flow instead of this meta framework managing it for you. It's hard to get 1 response that is a few paragraphs about what you are working on, where it shoves in issue F12 on SHA 12345, gives you 3 options to pick from to solve something then immediately starts talking about the new imagined phase from an off hand comment about the original architecture and how it just rewrote everything to accommodate your last off hand statement, and then give you another 3 questions (so 6 total now) asking for you to make a decision on it all. -- seems like i'm rambling, but actually happened today when building an AI Gateway backed by OpenRouter and me asking if we are OpenAI protocol compliant (i.e. can we use the OpenAI Sdk to interface with the new Gateway)

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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@mattpocockuk does it have some abstraction of sandbox hostnames/port mappings? im thinking on running mulitple parallel worktrees of same app that uses same set of ports and would love to access them from my host machine via worktree-based hostname of sort so i dont need to do any port frwd
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Matt Pocock
Matt Pocock@mattpocockuk·
I built my own software factory, and I open-sourced it. It's called Sandcastle. Here's how to use it:
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@stylesshDev Popped on my feed right before a review i was about to start. I like that the red/green diff bg colors are muted and easier on eyes. And love the clean look and snappiness. It lacks the "mark as viewed" checkboxes for me, just collapsing them for now. Would love to set a font.
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alan@stylesshDev·
Announcing DiffKit: A fast, design-first GitHub dashboard for developers who want to stay on top of their pull requests, issues, and code reviews — without the noise. It's free an open-source
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@tristanbob @godotengine It is way more fun that it looks and very addictive when playing 1v1. I knew this as Blobby Volleyball for my whole life. Thanks for bringing back that memory!
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Tristan Rhodes
Tristan Rhodes@tristanbob·
I resurrected a game idea from years ago... #SlimeDunk! This was a game I wanted to publish on Steam, but I ran out of steam (pun intended). Maybe it will happen this time? (BTW, I'm using @godotengine)
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
New guide: Running pgflow on self-hosted Supabase 🐘 Got a self-hosted Supabase instance? We've got you covered. Our fresh docs walk you through the full setup- pgmq upgrade, EDGE_WORKER_DB_URL config, manual Edge Function deployment, and more. 👉 pgflow.dev/deploy/supabas…
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@MiniMax_AI I am severely rate limited on a $40 "high speed" plan. Can't run more than one coding agent at the same time. At that rate it is IMPOSSIBLE to use the allocated request limits, which makes the token unusable... Are you guys serious? This is basis for a chargeback
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@shikhr_ @tymzap @ThePrimeagen good old times of readme-driven-development are gone forever, replaced but pretty bullet points with emojis and em dash fiesta
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Shikhar@shikhr_·
@tymzap @ThePrimeagen Yeah it's AI generated, and people don't even put the effort to make good Readmes anymore
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ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen·
we are currently living in a world where there are some companies whose moat are literal skill files...
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
pgflow 0.14.1: Type safety bugfixes — undefined and non-JSON values in step outputs now caught at .step() definition time. Also makes skippable leaf keys optional and not trigger type issues in EdgeWorker.start() update dsl and edge-worker packages: pgflow.dev/deploy/update-…
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@callebtc Do you think it is a well though out move? Why other labs are doing the opposite?
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calle@callebtc·
Anthropic knows that all LLMs will have the same performance soon and no AI provider will have a massive advantage. AI models will be commoditized. So they want to lock you into Claude Code or Cowork now before you get too comfortable using open source alternatives.
dax@thdxr

opencode 1.3.0 will no longer autoload the claude max plugin we did our best to convince anthropic to support developer choice but they sent lawyers it's your right to access services however you wish but it is also their right to block whoever they want we can't maintain an official plugin so it's been removed from github and marked deprecated on npm appreciate our partners at openai, github and gitlab who are going the other direction and supporting developer freedom

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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
pgflow 0.14.0: Conditional step execution is here. Use `if` / `ifNot` with JSON containment patterns, choose unmet-condition behavior via `whenUnmet`, and continue gracefully after exhausted retries with `whenExhausted: 'skip'`. pgflow.dev/news/pgflow-0-…
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@dexhorthy I'm creating lot of my skills with obra/superpowers' writing-skills skill and it's great. It does red-green-refactor TDD cycle using subagents to refine the content of the skill and verify they improve in multiple iteration. Fun to watch
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dex@dexhorthy·
Yes and most of my skills are under 30 lines with no references
Muratcan Koylan@koylanai

I think the reason devs still don't use Skills is that they're generated by LLMs. 99% of AI generated Skills are just word salad, slop. The best way to write them is to interview yourself; your repetitive tasks, the tools you use to handle them, the order and context, protocols, and connections... You need to turn your entire life into markdown files, then identify the tasks that can be packaged as Skills, write them manually, and optimize them with LLMs.

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ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen·
i am using supermaven again and i have something to say about this whole AI thing. I think as a group (swe) we rushed so fast into Agents when inline autocomplete + actual skills is crazy. A good autocomplete that is fast like supermaven actually makes marked proficiency gains, while saving me from cognitive debt that comes from agents. With agents you reach a point where you must fully rely on their output and your grip on the codebase slips. Its insane how good cursor Tab is. Seriously, I think we had something that genuinely makes improvement to ones code ability (if you have it). Truly acts as a multiplier, and we left it in the dust because it is not sexy. hurts me on the inside.
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pgflow@pgflow_dev·
@callebtc @dmitryiv_ why its "your" AI code then? maybe because you approved/curated/reviewed it? how do you even know that it is better lol, you must have read it, why tho? the industry will shift, no-one drills holes with a handdrill anymore, lot of folks will lose jobs, some will find new ones
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calle@callebtc·
@dmitryiv_ my AI code is better than 98% of the code any human dev can write
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calle@callebtc·
I'm fascinated by this level of existential crisis developers seem to be going through. The uncomfortable truth is nobody needs you to be an artisan coder. Nobody cares about how you coded your app, or whether you feel an emotional attachment to your craft. You were always code monkey with a high enough salary to believe that your individualist craftsmanship matters to anyone. It doesn't matter to anyone but you. Not your employer, not your customer. Nobody cares about how you made the product. Nobody cares about your attachment to your process. You're experiencing the same as countless other artisans have experienced in the last century. I'm happy for you. You were starting to believe that you're a demigod amongst mortals. You're not. A machine is better than you. Now you're free.
Mo@atmoio

I was a 10x engineer. Now I'm useless.

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