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@fildotai This is so close to reality it’s terrifying 😁😁😁

what if the spanish government built github?

Introducing a native Cursor iOS app powered by the new Cursor Agents SDK! TestFlight in replies

@conductor_build please make it possible to work in conductor from mobile. so many times all I need is just to continue my Mac session on the go. I don’t need cloud agents and sandboxes I just need to continue chat normally, like I’m still at my Mac 🙏

@tomaspozo @commondoubts @supabase And much easier to watch on tv 🙂

@tomaspozo @commondoubts @supabase Much easier to rediscover it later than on X

Building something this week to showcase some of my preferred patterns and features when building with @supabase 100% open source. Full demo on Friday. 👀

@jonathan_wilke Claude Code via Conductor. For someone who is not using claud agents and just want to work on multiple things in parallel on local machine it has the best UI and dev experience.

For me this changes literally every day, so I'm curious what is your current AI coding tool? 1️⃣ Cursor 2️⃣ Claude Code 3️⃣ Codex 4️⃣ other

@jonathan_wilke @cursor_ai Well, UI and overall experience in v3 is far from what you get in Conductor, but it’s getting close. The real issue is the cost of access to Anthropic models vs Claude Max. If you use Cursor as your main tool during the normal work day, bill is skyrocketing.

I'm gonna say it: As it stands today, @cursor_ai is the best agentic coding tool out there. No jumping between terminal and editor, nice UI and you don't have to switch the tool if there's a new model. change my mind.

@tomaspozo @supabase Feels like we move backwards in time, putting logic in SQL been a no-go for so long. And one of main reasons, stored procedures are seemingly impossible to debug, just like 20 years ago. You may have transactions with direct connection to db from edge function, as an option.

Using RPCs (database functions) has become my default way of interacting with @supabase db. Here are some benefits I get: ✅ Transactions: Everything runs inside the database. If something fails, it rolls back automatically. No need to handle partial failures on the client. 📱 Shared logic across clients: if I'm building a web app and a mobile app for the same product. Both call the same RPC. The business logic lives in one place, the database. No duplication, no drift. 🔒 Security: You can hide your tables entirely and only expose your RPCs to the client. You can configure this easily from the Supabase dashboard (see more on the video).

@ericzakariasson Make working with multiple agents at same time streamlined: - better worktrees support - better GitHub / PR status panel - better integration with Linear / starting new agents from issues Tbh can you just copy Conductor UI? ))

how can we make cursor 3 better? send us any bugs, feature requests, or feedback you have!

As a Principal Engineer @Atlassian with 10+ YoE, I’ve seen rate limiting & throttling save (and break) more production services than almost any other pattern. Interviewers have stopped asking only “Design Uber”. They now drill deep: “How do you prevent your API from melting when traffic suddenly 10x’s at 3 AM?” These 20 must-know Rate Limiting & Throttling techniques are exactly what separates good system designs from production-ready ones that actually survive real scale. I turned them into this full detailed thread with clear explanations and hands-on ways to master each one. Save this thread. Read till the end. Your next interview and your on-call rotation will thank you. Also check out - puneetpatwari.in

@saneord @OpenAI Opus is always cooked on paper but provides better results in reality

@OpenAI Opus is cooked in every possible way

Introducing GPT-5.5 A new class of intelligence for real work and powering agents, built to understand complex goals, use tools, check its work, and carry more tasks through to completion. It marks a new way of getting computer work done. Now available in ChatGPT and Codex.

yesterday, I shipped my 100th interaction in SwiftUI. as a kid, I used to stare at the MSN butterfly logo and wonder how it was made. today, I build things like that. here are few of my favourite interactions 👇

Asked codex to use my Mac to create a full help center for my app. Codex inspected source code, used chrome to check out the app UI and created help articles as Markdown. Then it used Cleanshot X to make app screenshots as illustrations. So far Codex computer use feels more powerful than what Claude can do. Or at least more seamless.

Someone inside Codex team doing something right. Codex UX just got 10x better is closer for Conductor and Cursor than to ChatGPT. Amazing that “GitHub panel” is done better in Codex than in Cursor now 🤷🏻‍♂️

When you finished implementing feature and now want Claude or Cursor or Codex to test it in browser - make sure to either start fresh chat or make it use a sub-agent. Why? Because on each action in a browser (click, click, click, let me check the screenshot…) it send the whole 200k tokens context over and over, burning through your tokens budget 🔥🔥🔥

@dshukertjr @supabase I think Supabase MCP can’t access edge functions logs , only invocation logs. Struggling with this a lot

With Opus 4.7 out, I wanted to remind you that there is an official Supabase connector, and it is the easiest way to add a backend to your app! You can - Run SQL - Create database migrations - Deploy Edge Functions - Access logs to debug - Fetch the security advisor output All while chatting with it!

@adamwathan Please accept wishes of quick recovery and feeling better for her!

Back at the hospital this week because my wife had a seizure while out for a walk 😣 Never happened before, never would’ve even known what actually happened if by some miracle my neighbors didn’t catch it on their security cameras for us to see after the fact. Scary shit 😩

Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.

@amorriscode I can use Code on desktop via mobile app? How? Can’t find any hints in ios app

There are A LOT of new features in this launch. I'll be posting throughout the next week or so to help you all discover what's new. Update your app and let us know what you think👇 claude.com/download

Today we're launching a rebuilt version of Claude Code on desktop. The app has been redesigned for the ground up to make it easier than ever to parallelize work with Claude. I haven't opened an IDE or terminal in weeks. Excited for you all to give it a shot!