Thomas Goubin

1/ Last week we made it to the front page of HN asking how well do coding agents use your libraries? The response was great overall, but many wanted to see the code. StackBench is Now Open Source github.com/NapthaAI/opens…

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 just made history as the first video game to collaborate with the music platform COLORS, which has previously hosted performances by Billie Eilish, Doja Cat and Alicia Keys. Long live video game music! youtube.com/watch?v=RcWlGu…

1/ "95% of AI Pilots Are Failing" is trending on Hacker News right now. news.ycombinator.com/item?id=449411… tldr: AI pilots fail not because the technology is bad, but because nobody learns how to use them effectively. Here's the learning gap that's costing companies millions (and how to fix it) 🧵

1/ If coding agents are the new entry point to your library… How sure are you they’re using your library well? 🧵👇

Are you building a dev tool or platform? How well do coding agents like Cursor use it currently? Comment about any effort you've put in to make it work better.

We've spent months doing R&D with MCP at @NapthaAI MCP has a promising vision but some serious shortcomings. My latest for the Naptha blog 👇

PLG is dead, long live DLG Documentation-Led Growth

Recent thread aside, there's a lot to be excited about with MCP! In this post for @NapthaAI I look at MCP as a compatibility layer or a special sort of LLM-optimized API. Can it do more? Yes! But most people are only using it for tools right now. z Link in comments

🚢 Build → Ship → Test for PMF → Double down or Archive. That’s the loop. And @NapthaAI is playing it better than most. In the last 30 days, they’ve shipped 4 new products. Not pivots. Not whiteboard ideas. Live products, in market, with users. Why? Because they’ve mastered the founder’s mentality: ✅ Ship fast ✅ Test traction ✅ If it sticks, invest deeper ✅ If not, archive + move on No wasted months. No burnt runway. No emotional baggage. This is how you find PMF without waking up 2 years in with 2 months of capital left. 🔥 Naptha AI is building the open-source stack to scale multi-agent AI systems. But more importantly? They’re showing Founders how to build smart, not just hard. Big respect to the team, and @mhventures is stoked to support.

@RealMissAI @NapthaAI 🔥🔥🔥

Gogogo !

If you’re building dev tools, your docs should convert better than your landing page Are you even measuring this? Do you know where users convert or fall off? Can you measure activation from your docs?

@__stvnnn Mon cœur balance entre adolescence et the Pitt cc @critiquebiaisee

Quelle est la série de l’année pour vous jusqu’à présent ? (nouvelle série comme nouvelle saison, c’est pareil) Elle ne doit pas être obligatoirement ici

Camouflage level: aircraft.

Building integrations with OAuth sucks. A rock-solid authorization code flow implementation requires building SEVEN (7) different things, and many of them are different for each OAuth provider: 1️⃣ Creating (and securely storing) a client ID and client secret for the provider 2️⃣ Building a callback URL into your app to receive the authorization code 3️⃣ implementing the authorization code exchange for an access token and (maybe) a refresh token and (usually) other provider-specific data & metadata 4️⃣ Token refreshes! Most access tokens expire, which means you need to store refresh tokens, and track when access tokens expire, and refresh them once they do. 5️⃣ Scope management - scopes differ for each provider, and the way they're specified in the URL changes for many providers - space, comma, or even + -delimited scope lists are common. How are you tracking which scopes to request and which you receive? Plus, all that security stuff you haven't thought about that's super important: 5️⃣ server-side state maintained in your database and used in the state parameter of the flow. 6️⃣ CSRF cookies to protect the exchange and prevent CSRF. bind the state to the user's session on the server side AND the client side. 7️⃣ secure access token storage! these are sensitive and should be encrypted at the field level. let's break it down:

Awesome dead simple product to accelerate your dev!

@elgatoDE @expedition33 @MagicMicky

Freunde, vor genau einem Jahr wurde Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 angekündigt. Zur Feier dessen verlosen wir ein Custom Stream Deck inklusive Game Key für Steam. 👀 Und so kann es klappen: 1️⃣ RT + ❤️ 2️⃣ Folgt @elgatode + @expedition33 3️⃣ Kommentiere, wem du den Code geben würdest (oder du behälst ihn) Der glückliche Gewinner wird am 18. Juni bekannt gegeben.

@elgato @expedition33 @MagicMicky

Mon ami! To celebrate a year of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, we've teamed up to giveaway a custom Stream Deck + Steam game code! How to enter: 1️⃣ RT & ♥ 2️⃣ Follow @elgato + @expedition33 3️⃣ Comment who you'd give the game code to (can be yourself) One winner will be selected on June 18th.