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I asked myself: if I'm shipping with AI agents every day, why can't I see what I actually built this week? So I built a command center for it. No React. No Node. No cloud. Just open index.html. Here's what's inside 🧵

Props to @viktoroddy for dropping this. RT if you're building something with this. What’s the first site you’re making?

Who this is perfect for: • Freelancers charging premium rates • Founders building landing pages • Creators selling digital products • Anyone tired of boring static sites The barrier to pro-looking animated websites just got obliterated.

A 16-min tutorial showing how to build cinematic $10k websites using Google Gemini 3.1 + ByteDance Seedance 2.0. From prompt → fully animated, responsive marketing site in hours. Agencies are cooked.

As a founder grinding solo — watching Product Hunt today hit different. This is the era where builders who ship useful AI win. If you're still building — this is your signal. What are you launching this week?

Open-weight models are getting scary good. The edge isn’t always the smartest single model anymore. It’s the best system around it. Builder + Inspector agents = magic. What are you building with this? Drop your results

Try it yourself: Send this prompt to GLM 5.2 (in OpenCode/BrowserCode/etc): docs.browser-use.com/open-source/ex… Pair any strong text model with Browser Use v2 and close the visual loop. No more “it looks good in my head” — real verification.

GLM 5.2 (text-only open model) just took #1 on Design Arena’s HTML web design benchmark — beating Claude Fable 5. The wild part? It can’t even see what it builds. So we gave it eyes with Browser Use v2 multimodal QA agents. x.com/i/status/20680…

I’ve been testing similar stacks — the cost drop is insane while output stays strong for most dev/agent tasks. Perfect if you’re: • Building agents • Running heavy coding workflows • Tired of API bills eating your margin Who else is done with $20-50 daily spend?

The real gold? Building autonomous loops with memory + verification. Stop copying prompts. Start agents that run unsupervised, learn, and verify their own work. This guide gives the exact 4-condition test + copy-paste setup to get your first one live this week.

R.I.P. $200+/mo on Claude Opus for everything. If you're burning cash on frontier models for simple tasks, this changes the game: local Ollama + cheap GLM 5.2 API + Claude Code for the hard stuff. pbs.twimg.com/media/HLcFW_eX…

@vschmalbach Decode speeds are night and day compared to the old llama.cpp backend. It handles 8k–16k tokens very smoothly, but once you push past ~32k–40k the speed drops off noticeably (prefill especially). Still way better than before What context lengths are you typically running?

@brn_maker I set up DeepSeek-R1 on Ollama yesterday. MLX working well for you with the big context?

Why the hell am I still paying for ChatGPT/Claude when I can run frontier models locally? MiniMax M3 (1M context) GLM-5.2 & Kimi K2.7 (coding beasts) Qwen3 / DeepSeek-R1 Blazing fast on Apple Silicon with the new MLX update Ollama is straight-up winning in 2026

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@karpathy Who’s building their second brain this week? Drop a comment if you’re trying it.

@karpathy Why this hits different: Your AI stops hallucinating generic answers and starts operating on your real context, history, and standards. It’s private, local-first, and actually yours. The future of personal knowledge isn’t in the cloud — it’s in your graph.

This is how you build a real AI Second Brain with Obsidian + Claude Desktop. Based on @karpathy ’s LLM Wiki concept → video below x.com/undefinedKi/st…