Tech With Matteo

500 followers. I started this account to build in public and hold myself accountable. No viral posts. No shortcuts. Just showing up every day, shipping code, fixing bugs, and sharing the honest story behind it. 500 of you decided that was worth following. That means a lot. Now back to building. 🚀 #buildinpublic #indiedev #solofounder #indiehacker

@garrytan Orchestration... I think this could be the future job

For agentic systems founders and dev tools founders: People do not want to pay for raw markdown and they shouldn't have to. But they may pay for orchestration, hosting, updates, collaboration, portability, analytics, and managed execution. These can be great businesses.

@Asym_Alwali Thanks a lot!

@TechWithMatteo Congratulations 🎉 bro

500 followers. I started this account to build in public and hold myself accountable. No viral posts. No shortcuts. Just showing up every day, shipping code, fixing bugs, and sharing the honest story behind it. 500 of you decided that was worth following. That means a lot. Now back to building. 🚀 #buildinpublic #indiedev #solofounder #indiehacker

@joegmeiner1 @TukiFromKL Ah ok 🤣

@TechWithMatteo @TukiFromKL It’s still connecting evryhhing to Claude servers lol. The post is not right

🚨 Do you understand what Claude just dropped.. you can now give AI an entire project.. your files.. your instructions.. your context.. and it stays on your machine.. not in the cloud.. not on their servers.. on YOUR computer import an existing project in one click.. or start fresh.. and it remembers everything about that project every time you come back the same week Bernie Sanders grilled AI about stealing your data.. Claude just shipped a feature that keeps everything local.. your files never leave your machine whether that's coincidence or strategy.. the timing is insane

@kylegawley Haha this is so relatable, sometimes automating everything sounds great until you realize humans are still the best at keeping customers happy.

I replaced my customer support team with OpenClaw Churn went to zero So did customers shipping is hard

@marcrandolph Getting things done is always better than overthinking, most of the time the best way to learn is just by doing it.

Get. Things. Done. Many years ago, in one of my earliest board roles, I was assigned to the board’s marketing committee. Every meeting followed a similar pattern: the head of marketing advised us on what he was doing, and my fellow board members and I would tell him what he was doing wrong and what he should do instead.  But quarter after quarter, none of it ever seemed to get done.   Looking back, I now see that our meetings were basically drive-by-shootings.  Show up, pepper the VP with ideas, and leave. Figuring out what the organization needed to do was easy.  The hard part, I leaned, was figuring out how to actually get it done. That simple insight has not only shaped my approach to every board I’ve sat on since, but it has also shaped my approach to my start-up work as well – and particularly to the way I treat the people working for me. It’s simply not enough to know what to do – the harder part is figuring out what it will take to get it done – and then making sure that the resources are there and the roadblocks removed. In the movie Oppenheimer, Lewis Strauss informs one of his advisors that  “Surviving in Washington is about knowing how to get things done.”  It’s no less true in Silicon Valley.

@leerob Being transparent about things like this is what makes people trust you more, good move fixing it.

I'm a big believer in open source, especially as AI improves. It was a miss to not mention the Kimi base in our blog from the start. We'll fix that for the next model 🙏 Their team clarified our usage was licensed in the tweet below. x.com/Kimi_Moonshot/…

@KevinSzabo14 This is really encouraging for small accounts like mine, just focus on making good content and the rest will come.

I’ve been analyzing the algorithm for a while now It’s safe to say that follower count means nothing It won’t affect your reach, but will only just the quality of your posts So if you’re a small account, this is FANTASTIC news I wanna meet new creators, who’s around?

@Prathkum Same here, my first prompt is always the clearest one and then I just start getting lazy with the follow ups.

I have noticed something weird about how I use AI. My first prompt is always my best. Clear with full context that generates great output. But then I keep going… 
I always get a little tired, frustrated, and impatient and my prompts start getting worse. More rushed and less precise. And then I blame the AI.

@om_patel5 This is exactly how I work on my side projects now, one person but with AI helping in every step it feels like having a full team.

THIS IS WHAT A ONE-PERSON STARTUP LOOKS LIKE IN 2026. one .claude folder with 35 AI agents organized into 7 departments: engineering: > frontend developer, backend architect, mobile app builder, AI engineer, devops automator, rapid prototyper product: > trend researcher, feedback synthesizer, sprint prioritizer marketing: > tiktok strategist, instagram curator, twitter engager, reddit community builder, app store optimizer, content creator, growth hacker design: > UI designer, UX researcher, brand guardian, visual storyteller, whimsy injector project management: > experiment tracker, project shipper, studio producer operations: > support responder, analytics reporter, infrastructure maintainer, legal compliance checker, finance tracker testing: > tool evaluator, API tester, workflow optimizer, performance benchmarker, test results analyzer each agent is a markdown file with instructions, personality, and scope one person with 35 AI employees all working 24/7 THIS is the future of building companies

@TTrimoreau If you had the idea and made it happen then you definetly built it, the tool you used dont really matter.

Let’s be real for a second 👇 If I vibe-coded a project… can I still claim I built it?

@iamlukethedev Going open source always bring the best community feedback and ideas you would never think about on your own.

Claw3D is officially open source. And you guys are already going crazy with it. 225 ⭐ 41 forks I’ve already seen some of the things you’re building… and honestly, this is wild. Going open source was the best decision I made. I hesitated… but it’s already paying off. Claw3D is going places I never imagined. If you haven’t yet: Clone it. Break it. Build something cool. 👉 github.com/iamlukethedev/… Let’s build the future of AI workspaces together 🚀

@damianplayer @tbpn @mcuban We hope so!

@TechWithMatteo @tbpn @mcuban There will always be a crowd that’ll rather just pay guys like you and me.. speed is everything. Not sure they want to spend 6-12+ months learning how to automate intake!

this is nuts! Mark Cuban just said something every young person should hear. AI agents are GOING to run through every small and mid-size business in the country. not a single one of those owners will know how to build them. his advice is to learn claude. learn agentic workflows. just learn AI and how it works. then go to these businesses and help them because they won’t know how to do any of this shit. they have money to spend. they have deep problems. they don’t have you!

@leo_proger @KaiXCreator I'm trying to use the Reddit way

@TechWithMatteo @KaiXCreator Yeaah, mutually. What's your strategy now?

Building an app is 20% coding, 80% telling people it exists. What's your opinion??

@cgtwts the fact that it all stays on your machine makes it so much easier to trust with real project files

POV: you hand over your entire project to AI, close your laptop, and finally relax knowing it remembers everything and never sends your data anywhere else

@levelsio yeah that prompt gets annoying real quick when you just want to get things done fast

Any way to skip this question when I run Claude Code in / root?

@ClementDelangue open source is really what keeps pushing everything forward, without it most of us wouldnt even have access to this kind of stuff

Looks like it’s confirmed Cursor’s new model is based on Kimi! It reinforces a couple of things: - open-source keeps being the greatest competition enabler - another validation for chinese open-source that is now the biggest force shaping the global AI stack - the frontier is no longer just about who trains from scratch, but who adapts, fine-tunes, and productizes fastest (seeing the same thing with OpenClaw for example).

@codewithpri learning how to use AI tools properly, it literally changed how fast I can build stuff

One tech skill that paid off the most?

@gregisenberg building live with AI would be so cool to watch, you learn so much just by seeing someone else think through problems

I should livestream more build businesses live with AI people tune in and learn along the way could be fun