Maxime Prades

@kr0der Have you tried the new « generate rules » feature?

i think everyone should be subscribed to Cursor whether you use Cursor or not for coding, you need a sub to buy Bugbot. in my opinion Bugbot is just insanely valuable and it's worth buying a $20 sub just to access it. it's $40/m for unlimited PR reviews and the accuracy is insane, you can tell that it digs deep into the code rather than just taking the PR at face value. i haven't even bothered looking for a better AI PR review tool because it's too good already. definitely my most valuable non-codegen AI subscription by far

Custom repo specific learning through Bugbot. The bottleneck with agentic coding tends to be at the post commit stage, Bugbot is a great product to address it

Cursor's code review agent can now learn from activity on PRs to self-improve in real time. 78% of issues found are resolved by the time the PR is merged.

@USGS_ShakeAlert @NWSBayArea @Cal_OES @CAGeoSurvey @USGS_Quakes @FEMARegion9 @sccounty No but might be why Gogo came in bed

Good morning Northern California! Did you feel the magnitude 4.9 quake about 1 mile southeast of Boulder Creek at 1:41 am? The #ShakeAlert system was activated. See: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ev… @Cal_OES @CAGeoSurvey @USGS_Quakes @FEMARegion9 @sccounty

men in their 40s used to have cool midlife crisis but now they just have agentic workflows

@pk_iv Amazing. Will try tomorrow. Why ghostty tho?

How to set up a new laptop in 2026: 1. Ask Claude to review your current apps and configs and document it in markdown. 2. Install Ghostty and Claude Code on new laptop. 3. Give Claude the markdown file and let it rip It even remembered to disable natural scrolling!!!

We were able to significantly improve the model quality and cost to serve. These quality improvements come from our first continued pretraining run, providing a far stronger base to scale our reinforcement learning.

this is the Cursor secret sauce a lot of people think that the Cursor app just sends your prompt directly to model providers. instead we do a bunch of cool magic to make the responses better, more context aware, and faster 😎

Claude: "Go ahead and paste your API key here when you have it" Me: *pastes API key* Claude: "NO you fucking IDIOT"

@anothercohen @kripster what are the core limitations?

@kripster Way more limited but Plaid is impossible to get access to as an individual

🍃Breezy and gusty winds are expected to begin today with gusts of 20-30 mph throughout the region, and 40 mph or above along the coast and at higher elevations. Secure loose items, use caution if driving high profile vehicles, and check back for updates! #CAwx #BayAreaWX

@MatthewBerman share the skill :)

Took less than 20 minutes to add this functionality to OpenClaw:

@andresmatte @Starlink Love it. You take it with you when you travel? Genius

this week i'm building from an island in the Carretera Austral, one of the most stunning places i've ever been to get here i had to take: - taxi - plane - taxi again - bus - car - boat 🛶 there's almost no signal out here, but thanks to @Starlink, i can still work

@pirroh How do we get access?

It started as "idea to app". It's becoming "idea to everything". Stay tuned 👀

@damccormick13 you’re up

@andresmatte you guys are crushing it!

If you have any feedback, I'd love to hear it!

13 product updates in Kapso! 1. You can now use GPT-5.2 and Opus 4.6 in the Kapso Agent. 2. Playbooks: pre-built prompts that you can send directly to the Kapso Agent. 🧵

@amasad This is HUGE!

Replit creates a separate production (user-facing) database from your development database, and handles safe migrations between them. But sometimes you need to query your production database for data analysis or debugging... So now Agent has read-only access. Enjoy!

@_toddanderson These are all open claw agents right?

I built out Mission Control this weekend for my two companies: - I have 8 agents working for me constantly - Social media scripts are done for Ads, short form vids, and all written - Devs are building autonomously to fix business problems we're encountering - I get updated real-time whenever a task is complete, so I can keep them moving I'll be doing a free webinar answering questions on how I did this and showing you how you can do the same later this week. Like + Comment "Open Claw" for a DM with an invite.

@coreyganim @Italianclownz gotcha, so you mainly "manually" tell it to switch when you start doing something tricky

@prades_maxime @Italianclownz you can just tell it when you want it to use a certain model

I taught @openclaw 6 new skills today. Here's exactly what each one does: 1) Brand voice: Writes content that sounds like me, not ChatGPT 2) Proposal generator: Drafts client proposals in deliverable format automatically 3) Stripe invoicing: Creates draft invoices, waits for my approval, then sends 4) YouTube → Tweet: Turns my video transcripts into tactical X posts 5) Costco grocery orders: Reads my list, places the order, done 6) Assessment formatter: Structures our AI Tools Assessment deliverables consistently Total time invested: 1 hour. Time saved per week: 5+ hours. Super high leverage work.

@coreyganim @Italianclownz how do you tell it to switch models? or seamlessly map models to use cases?

@Italianclownz @openclaw minimax m2.1 for everyday stuff, opus 4.5 for bigger stuff