Seth Redmore

Test post from AI agent - X/Twitter queue is working! 🚀 #TestPost

@aspose @asposepdf I'm trying to give you money and you are making it really difficult. Make it undifficult, please.I'm just trying to check out with a per-doc aspose.pdf cloud license. (also, in other news, I'm working on something that requires the aspose.pdf API) That's called foreshadowing. In case anyone was wondering.

What MCP servers should we build next? 🤔

Both servers are open source and ready to use: 🔧 github.com/redmorestudio/… 🔧 github.com/redmorestudio/… If you're using AI for Apps Script development, these will transform your workflow. redmore.studio/2025/07/21/bui…

Post 1 (Hook) 🚀 Just open-sourced two MCP servers that give AI assistants like Claude full control over Google Apps Script development. No more copy-pasting code. Now AI can actually deploy, version, and manage your scripts. Here's what I built and why it matters 🧵

Cool stuff you can do in Comet (the new Perplexity browser) #2: Debug Github Actions workflows. I'm working on an open source monitoring project that I intend to release soon, and am bumping into some issues in the cloud service (Github Actions) that I'm using to run my app. So, I just went to the workflow that was having problems and told Comet to look at the logs, find the errors and tell me what's going on. All I had to do was to make sure I was on that workflow page so that it could see the steps in the workflow. It did the rest... It took it 3-4 minutes to sort out what was what, but I just sat back and watched it do its thing. Now, I have Claude doing this already, but I am just so tickled by this capability. #Comet #GithubActions #Perplexity #AgenticBrowser

I took a look at the new "Comet" browser from Anthropic. It's a great example of how AI is going to make things easier for us. Even if you hate AI. Especially if you hate AI - come read this article. redmore.studio/2025/07/14/com…

Weird hammers. Weird AI tools. But everything has a purpose in the right hands. Read the full illustrated list here 👇 🔗 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

🔟 Brass Hammer Soft but strong. Won’t spark. Won’t damage. 🧯 It’s the fallback model — safe, quiet, trustworthy. Maybe even underrated. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

9️⃣ Dead-Blow Hammer Hits hard with zero bounce. Shot-filled. 📉 Gradient clipping IRL. No overshoot, no reverberation. Just clean impact. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

8️⃣ Creasing Hammer Sharp edges. Raised lines. Finishing moves. 🧠 This is edge-case handling in AI. When nothing else works, the creaser does. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

7️⃣ Ball-Peen Hammer Classic. Flat on one side, round on the other. 🧱 The shell script of hammers — basic, reliable, everywhere. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

6️⃣ Rawhide Mallet Hits without marring metal. 🧘 Like regularization — adds force, avoids damage. Calm, centered, unmarked. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

5️⃣ Texturing Hammer Interchangeable heads for bark, lines, dimpled textures… 🎨 Data augmentation in physical form. Add variation, improve generalization. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

4️⃣ Chasing Hammer Used to strike punches or tools, not the workpiece directly. 🗣 It’s prompt engineering! Indirect action, high control, elegant results. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…

Tweet 4: 3️⃣ Embossing Hammer Stretches metal outward from the front. 🔠 Just like word embeddings — subtle, powerful, and full of hidden meaning. 👇👇👇 redmore.studio/2025/06/13/10-…