I have attention squirrel . CEO of the BOT factory
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I miss vim.
Navigating through a code base at the speed of thought.
Keystroking.
Mnemonic combos organizing my mental map through the multiplexer.
Now i just yap.
Yap with a southern draw.
And it's alright alright alright.
I will always miss you, vim.
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Software is being commoditized and democratized
I vibe-coded beehiiv, and it's 83% cheaper.
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Before my daughter I was constantly writing code on side projects. Nothing ever took off but it was fun to tinker.
Then, I thought I'd never have time for side projects again. Until agentic coding really became a thing.
Now I'm constantly building just like before ❤️
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Nothing has "taken off" but I have the android launch I always dreamed of and a mindfulness app that helps me pause and reflect morning and evening.
I vibe coded a threejs game running as a Shopify shop. tougeoutlaw.com
Today I sent @bot some ideas for @Shopify
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...products and it just added them to the tougeoutlaw.com/shop
The ai Renaissance is only just beginning and it was made for dreamers.
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Translated into LinkedIn speak 🧵
i just automated our release and QA process!
using Grok Bot i made two Team Bots: sandcastle, my release manager, and poteto, my engineer bot. i added them to Slack and made a new channel for managing releases.
first i tell sandcastle that i want to do a cut. it'll DM all the contributors with links to their PRs so they know what goes in the next release and can DM the bot back if they have any blockers or objections.
sandcastle then kicks off the build, watches it automatically, and starts up an automated fuzz swarm. usually this is 10+ agents running on Grok 4.7 xhigh to run the build, click around and use it like a real user (using our verification skills and feature map), some are directed while a few are "chaos monkey" clicking things randomly to see what breaks.
whenever it finds an issue, i tell it to @ mention my engineer bot poteto, to spin up a Cursor Project to own triaging and fixing all the high pri issues. depending on the severity i may ask it to cherry pick the fix into our release branch and cut a patch release, or if it's a pre-existing issue i still fix it but include in the next release instead
that's one more tedious task that Grok Bot now handles for our team
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i just automated our release and QA process!
using Grok Bot i made two Team Bots: sandcastle, my release manager, and poteto, my engineer bot. i added them to Slack and made a new channel for managing releases.
first i tell sandcastle that i want to do a cut. it'll DM all the contributors with links to their PRs so they know what goes in the next release and can DM the bot back if they have any blockers or objections.
sandcastle then kicks off the build, watches it automatically, and starts up an automated fuzz swarm. usually this is 10+ agents running on Grok 4.7 xhigh to run the build, click around and use it like a real user (using our verification skills and feature map), some are directed while a few are "chaos monkey" clicking things randomly to see what breaks.
whenever it finds an issue, i tell it to @ mention my engineer bot poteto, to spin up a Cursor Project to own triaging and fixing all the high pri issues. depending on the severity i may ask it to cherry pick the fix into our release branch and cut a patch release, or if it's a pre-existing issue i still fix it but include in the next release instead
that's one more tedious task that Grok Bot now handles for our team
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From the dhh conversation, I think we'll end up all just using and contributing to the open source supabase stack. Crud go wrapper of go with elixir for web sockets. Maybe we'll port the golang bit to rust and then the agent just has to create a data base + client
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The major take away from this for me is:
Engineers have moved up the abstraction chain.
Our job is no longer to write code for projects. We have to the tribal knowledge of our language into linters so that the agent cannot make mistakes.
If you can't codify your idea into..
I've had agents implement and optimize the Campfire web app in Elixir, Go, and Rust. Yes, Ruby is the slowest. I didn't care about that when the pay-off was huge in terms of productivity and developer joy. But if you're no longer reading the code? github.com/basecamp/once-cam…
Community note
The shown benchmarks use non-equivalent implementations: Elixir routes all DB queries through a single GenServer with Redis for jobs (retained from Rails), while Rust uses in-process queues, omits CSRF tags/fields, and applies other caching changes.
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