WebDevCody

Programming was deeply satisfying work to me. Work for hours/days before getting the payoff of the code working well on your machine. I’m feeling so much friction now to open the editor and do this kind of task by hand, but also increasingly depressed with the nature of work in an AI assisted dev workflow. Back and forth prompting seems to eat at my soul. Need to find a balance that brings back some of the toil.

@awakecoding genius

@webdevcody you can simulate looping by simply queuing multiple times the word "continue"

without a ralph loop, is there a way to just make cursor loop all day doing a huge refactor without me having to say "continue"? At this point, this is such a high value use case that all IDEs and TUIs should support out of the box.

this is getting crazy

@reelismio sure if it's MIT I'll check it ou

@webdevcody Fully custom. Script -> Elevenlabs (eleven_flash_v2_5 returns character level timestamps) -> group chars into word level timestamps -> show 5 words at a time in remotion, highlight the current word as it’s spoken. Lmk if you want access to the code (Claude wrote it all)

Hey @webdevcody, check out these captions I did for my short video generator.

@linuzeth @thedorbrothers @levelsio @AutismCapital @LinusEkenstam @minchoi @AngryTomtweets @MattWalshBlog @ianmiles @Rainmaker1973 @joerogan @DarrenAronofsky that's insane

@thedorbrothers @levelsio @AutismCapital @LinusEkenstam @minchoi @AngryTomtweets @MattWalshBlog @ianmiles @Rainmaker1973 @joerogan @DarrenAronofsky Aiming for this @webdevcody

We just made a $200,000,000 AI movie in just one day. Yes, this is 100% AI.

@restwellson @citadelwolff always cook'n, never finishing

@citadelwolff lmao cody cooking again

holy shit lol

@ChebzReal THIS IS THE FUTURE

@webdevcody I'm not sure what I'm looking at here. You really don't need some SIMs minigame to make a pizzeria website. You can do it with a single prompt in CLI. Kanban is actually 10x more useful than whatever the fuck this is

goodbye kanban boards

@_ethangreen just opus 4.5, $100 / month, testing on, set to 1 concurrency, basically drip feeds features without hitting limit from what I've seen

@webdevcody Been trying this tool out for a few days and still new to claude/codex. Just on the pro plan and having usage limit issues. What plan are you on to allow it to run all night without running out of credit? Also just using default model and it seems to choose Opus 4.5 all the time

automaker.app is almost at 150k lines of typescript now. initial commit on Dec 7th, now we are at 1,633 commits.

@thekitze 😉

@webdevcody :)))

@TtnlxMubz why don't you?

@webdevcody Btw why don't you have x premium?

@ares1605 the rhetoric makes sense if you try spending a week building out a project using opus 4.5 and then see you've already passed 100k+ loc and have more features implemented than any one developer coding manually ever could.

@webdevcody And now the rhetoric makes perfect sense

we’re entering the era of 1-dev software teams. agile teams of 10+ devs collapse into 1 developer orchestrating 10 claude code terminals. each writing more code in 10 minutes than you wrote all week. 500k+ line systems built in a few months will become the norm. buckle up.

@VisheshBaghell yeah, that would replace a team of 100

@webdevcody what if all 10+ devs are orchestrating 10 claude code terminals? the future teams would be lean but not this much lean ofcourse devs who are doing the work just for the sake of it, are not going to make it and will soon lag behind

@HarshaCodes deciding which of the 6 meetings that day you should skip is

@webdevcody In enterprise software, speed of code production was never the main concern.

@RKuhn34308 yes it has lol

@webdevcody coding never has been the bottleneck

@AugieTheob23065 @heisenbison @IrrationalShuma it was a superpower all along

@heisenbison @webdevcody @IrrationalShuma I do have ADHD and it’s glorious

@ashkans_dev do they provide a cli? right now no, we only support cc, cursor, codex, opencode

@webdevcody Can we login with GitHub copilot account for models by any chance?

@jetpackjoe_ @joshmanders @jonnyvjames it does fail at basic css fixes

@webdevcody @joshmanders @jonnyvjames I have no doubt that LLMs can do complex things very well It's the simple things I worry about