Tim Leland

TLY is a simple service to create short links that are easy to share! TLY will allow you to... - Manage Short URLs ✅ - Track Analytics ✅ - Branded Links ✅ - Browser Extension ✅ Check it out 👉 T.LY 🔗

@wesbos Mine is docked 90% of the time and when traveling the 14" just makes more sense

I’m so over the 16” MacBook. I’ve had a 15/16 for my whole career and I think I’m gonna go 14” next time

Thoughts? Are you disabling this?

@wesbos The email looks very AI generated

how TF is this scammer spoofing the meta domain and passing SPF / DKIM? They sent this email and then called me 5 mins later from what sounded like an Indian call centre

Sounds like another project.... 🤔

@chris__sev I'm working on a managed mission control for teams and agents. Think Jira but with Agents. Let me know if you are interested and I could show you a demo agentmc.ai

Tried Paperclip for autonomous business management. Cool idea but it kept going off the rails and making bad assumptions. Not enough human in the loop So I'm building my own What I actually want: a C-suite team for solopreneurs that connects to everything you already run. - PostHog for user analytics - Sentry for production errors - Stripe for revenue and churn - Resend for email campaigns - Close for sales pipeline - Linear for project management - Your codebase for root cause analysis It doesn't just find what's broken. It finds **opportunities** on how to grow the business. Cross references all sources to paint a full picture. Flags what's noise so you don't waste hours chasing false alarms. Then it runs compound engineering plan so it creates and validate a plan before presenting you with anything You just hit approve or deny. Then it runs compound engineering review and compound AND checks for any github PR review comments from Codex and Cursor Bugbot Built the first version this weekend. Already caught a production bug, identified the root cause across PostHog + git blame, and correctly dismissed 2 findings as measurement artifacts. Found missing PostHog events I need to paint a better picture of how users use the app Personal software in a weekend. What a time to be alive 🤙

@theo @theCTO Yes! They stand behind their products. The older I get, the more important I realize a good chair, bed, and pillow really matter, haha

@TimLeland @theCTO Steelcase is legit! Leap v2 and v3 are great chairs as well

i need a new office chair, recommendations? i bet @theo has at least one

@kevinrose @v0 You can also find designs from sites like this and just prompt to add certain aspects you like 21st.dev

fun pro tip: I found this slick css/js design style that I loved -- but couldn't prompt into life, even with screenshots. so I used the claude browser extension and it reverse engineered it. I then took that data into @v0 and let claude (extension) prompt it into life (took about 4 revs)

@theo @theCTO I also recomend standing several hours of the day if possible timleland.com/autonomous-rev…

@theo @theCTO Still using the Steelcase Gesture and highly recommend it. timleland.com/the-best-offic…

@jdevalk I actually migrated my personal block as well timleland.com/how-i-migrated…

I built Yoast SEO. I ran my blog on WordPress for years. Then yesterday I moved it to static HTML. Everything that matters, SEO, search, schema, is still there. What I dropped was the overhead. Do you actually need a CMS? For quite some sites: no. joost.blog/do-you-need-a-…

Migrating sites has never been easier timleland.com/how-i-migrated…

@robwalling I'm so confused by their homepage. Are there actually any successful AI companies from it?

Every email I receive from someone using Polsia is spam. So many that I’ve blocked the entire domain. It’s a shame that this 7-figure, one-person AI startup is finding success by making the internet worse.

@levelsio Have you tried Codex?

Every week at least one day I am stuck in some weird Claude Code logging me out somewhere and then their OAuth is completely broken and I get stuck and can't code

Thanks for the @WeatherExt review!

@MichaelDaly @taylorotwell Awesome thanks for the info!

@TimLeland @taylorotwell They are hosted on DO and available in multiple regions, so you can deploy them close to your app servers to keep latency low.

Want to manage your own web servers while we manage the database? We got you. 🫶 Managed databases live now in Forge.

@ryancarson @linear Could I show you a demo of what I'm building? It's a managed agent mission control that allows teams of agents and humans to work together on projects agentmc.ai Think Jira but better, haha.

The company that actually builds the agent-first code factory is going to be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. No one has cracked it yet. It can't be the model labs because then you're tied to one model. I'm hoping a company like @linear will do this. I'd happily pay thousands of dollars a month for that (+ the token cost). Basically, we need SDLC 2.0 for the agent age. (Also, the right solution can't rely on gh - we need whoever does this to completely replace it as well.)

@chamath Sounds familiar to what I'm building agentmc.ai Humans and Agents working together on projects

We built a replacement for Jira. It's now incorporated into Software Factory...please try it and let us know how to make it better.

@heytjmiller Over the past few weeks, I've migrated several older Laravel apps using Codex. I ran into some issues, but for the most part, it fixed everything. For example, T.LY from 9 to 12. I wish I knew 13 was coming out, haha.

Upgraded Iris to Laravel 13 using Claude Code and Laravel Boost's upgrade skill. Took less than 5 minutes. 💜

@GregorySchier @YaakApp Tax write-off right...