Sheikh Mohammad Ahmed

I have started this repository (github.com/sheikh-mohamma…) as a project for practicing challenges from @edabit. This repo contains challenge solutions with multiple levels, like very easy, easy, medium, hard, very hard, and expert.

@KaiXCreator Nothing

If Claude Code can now write code, run the app, debug errors, review pull requests, and even fix bugs automatically what exactly is left for junior developers to do?

@adahstwt That's wrong

why is nobody talking about OpenClaw anymore? bro vanished from the timeline like it never even happened 💀

If you are looking for great agent skills. I would prefer you to take a look at this collective website: Here is the link for it: skills.sh This library is provided by @vercel. I think it is one of the best things ever done by Vercel

The Fastest Growing AI Agent. It's all because of you @bcherny

If We are designing using AI. what it should be called. Like we call vibe coding. I think it can maybe be called Vibe Designing What would you think?

@bcherny @kaiofreitas So that Claude Code becomes free

@kaiofreitas /loop until

hey @bcherny when /goal for CC? 🫣

@bcherny Nice

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@ClaudeDevs Heheh

/radio

Claude for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word are now generally available, and Claude for Outlook is in public beta. As Claude moves between your Microsoft apps, it carries the full context of your conversation.

Is AAIF real infrastructure — or just another standard nobody enforces?

OpenAI and Anthropic are competing on everything. Except this one thing.

I'm learning this through Panaversity's AI Agent Factory. The devs building on open standards now won't be rebuilding for the next shift.

It's the USB moment for AI agents. Before USB, you bought ecosystems, not devices. AAIF breaks that.

The real problem they're solving: You build an agent on Claude. Client runs OpenAI. Before AAIF: rebuild everything. After AAIF: same agent, works anywhere.

The Agentic AI Foundation now owns 3 standards: MCP → connects agents to any tool AGENTS.md → tells agents how to behave Goose → open source agent runtime Thread 👇

On Dec 9, 2025 — they both donated their core agent tech to neutral open governance. Under the Linux Foundation. That's not a PR move. That's infrastructure.

@LangChain @clay @hwchase17 @jeffbarg LangSmith, the OG Product of LangChain

.@Clay uses LangSmith to manage 300M agent runs a month, with an average 10-30 steps each. @hwchase17’s conversation with Clay’s Head of AI @jeffbarg on how they run this at scale → youtu.be/cx6_tb6HCeY

How to build an audience on X that actually turns into pipeline. Not followers. Pipeline. Most people post and wait. Here's the system instead: The 3-tweet daily loop: Tweet 1 (morning): - One thing you learned this week → Specific. Actionable. Under 100 words. → No fluff. No filler. Just the insight. Tweet 2 (midday): - A mini breakdown or playbook → "Here's how [X] works in practice" format → Numbered steps or a before/after Tweet 3 (evening): - An opinion or hot take → Make your ICP feel seen → Make them nod or push back - both are good The engagement rule: Reply to 10 posts a day from accounts your ICP follows. Not "Great post!" - real replies that add one layer of insight. This is your distribution engine. The algorithm rewards engagement before it rewards content. What you're building over 90 days: → Week 1–4: Consistency → Week 5–8: Pattern recognition (you start knowing what lands) → Week 9–12: Inbound DMs from people who've been watching The audience isn't the goal. The trust is. The audience is just what trust looks like at scale.

@Saanvi_dhillon Claude Code Premium

Which premium is the best investment?🤔