Yordis Prieto

Those who chase Easiness over Simplicity will end up creating something that is neither Easy nor Simple!

Released trogonstack-product-requirements v0.1.0 - PRDs and feature-level FRDs: product context, success metrics, personas, technical constraints, feature trees, and reviews. github.com/TrogonStack/ag…

@devagrawal09 This is a terrible idea!

I was really hoping tech twitter would inform me of a hundred reasons why this is a terrible idea and how I suck as an engineer to ever come up with something like this Instead most people have just... been nice cmmon where are the grilling sessions?

As I discussed with Dev, I am focusing on the ABI and it will be based on WASM, so you can use TypeScript, C#, or whatever. I do not want to dictate the runtime; most of the work will be behind github.com/trogonStack I would love to have strong, opinionated folks like you work together. We may diverge, but the final outcome will most likely be the combined best.

@yordisprieto @devagrawal09 I'll definitely give it a shot - used openspec to build out github.com/netclaw-dev/ne… from a blank sheet of paper to its current state and I'm questioning how well it scales now that we're refactoring some in response to our first real bits of user feedback

AWS Kiro GitHub SpecKit OpenSpec AgentOS everyone is approaching spec-driven-development in the worst possible way Specs need to be structured

@Aaronontheweb @devagrawal09 Come to the dark side!

@devagrawal09 I’m a heavy openspec user and I’ve been feeling some fatigue with it

@DNAutics Good for you. I have done daily professional Elixir for 10 years by now and between Dialixer and guards, I can ensure you people are doing it every day. I happy for Elixir 1.19; I am not asking for annoying type systems neither 😛

@yordisprieto Idk I write in elixir and in my codebase there are zero type asserting tests and never have been

My first 10 years as a professional developer were spent almost exclusively in dynamic languages: JavaScript, Ruby, and Elixir. I always understood the appeal of static typing, but I never understood the ideology around it (the idea that you have to be on one side or the other.) Lately, working in Rust and Go has reminded me how nice it is to define new categories/types and let the compiler enforce them. I will continue to write tests, because tests capture forms of correctness that categories/types cannot prove. But I love not having to write tests for properties the type system can already guarantee.

My runtime resolve await as a monad act so, I am good! 😛 In other word, "It Depends ™" yordisprieto.com/context-is-king

@DominikTornow That is the Erlang way, which really freaking cool regardless. Here is the Elixir one! It comes with some built-in monitoring for edge cases

Async Await in 22 lines of Elixir: A promise is a process that computes a value and then forever serves this value to whoever asks.

@bcherny will Claude follow Agentskills spec and allow ~/.agents/skills github.com/agentskills/ag…

All Above!

@devagrawal09 We need to talk! We are effectively chasing the exact same thing! Is this somewhere I could check (GitHub)?

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@zebassembly @voidzerodev Are you doing WASM for this one? Currently working on a WASM-based agentic platform to be able to do exactly this

More progress, I now have going from a TypeScript file with exports to a tool that I can expose to code-mode with schema validation. Huge thanks to @voidzerodev's amazing oxc project for doing the heavy lifting.

@dan_note @zebassembly What is the fundamental difference between OTP and what Zeb will most likely do, assuming Zeb uses WASM, given that OTP has no built-in security mechanisms and requires AST parsing in the hope that it will work?

@zebassembly Open Telecom Platform — Erlang 🙂 Recently I’ve been doing something very similar to what you built, but with more convenient tooling: github.com/elixir-vibe/vi…

Reinventing OTP in TypeScript is painful 😅

@josevalim I don't mind it, but I would appreciate a tab JUST for these automation tools in general ...

When someone replies to a pull request comment with obvious AI content, it genuinely saddens me. PRs used to be a place to teach/learn/discuss software but now there’s nobody on the other side. If I wanted an agent response, I’d ask mine. Social coding is dead.

More often than not, the components may be "broken," but the system isn't. Is the component broken then? #SystemThinking

• MCP 2026-07-28 RC is out: biggest protocol change since launch • Protocol core is now stateless → no sessions, no sticky routing, no shared session store • MCP requests can now scale behind plain HTTP load balancers • `initialize` handshake removed, metadata moves into `_meta` per request • Explicit handle pattern replaces hidden session state (`basket_id`, etc.) • New `Mcp-Method` + `Mcp-Name` headers improve routing, caching, observability • Multi-round-trip requests replace persistent SSE flows for elicitation/prompts • Extensions become first-class with independent versioning + governance • MCP Apps introduce server-rendered sandboxed UIs over MCP • Tasks moved out of core into official extension model • OAuth/OIDC authorization hardened across multiple SEPs • Roots, Sampling, and Logging officially deprecated • Full JSON Schema 2020-12 support for tools • Formal feature lifecycle + deprecation policy introduced • RC available now, final spec ships July 28, 2026 blog.modelcontextprotocol.io/posts/2026-07-…

@yordisprieto good one

There are two types of people in tech: 1. Those who commit straight to main. 2. Cowards Which one are you?

@tableproapp I would seriously appreciate it; the license has been purchased. Hopefully, it helps to support directly.

@yordisprieto Thank you for your feedback. We will improve these soon

TablePro can open Cloudflare Access tunnels itself now. No more babysitting cloudflared in a terminal before every connection😎.