Applied AI Engineer · OSS, agents, and Scout Squad

If you build a tool without consistently using a @bot for QA and triage, you fall behind fast. This is the most reliable agent automation I’ve seen from any lab. Great work, team.
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This is a prototype I spun up on my opinionated view into the future of agentic workflows. It’s where I believe we can go next. True headless and autonomous flows would follow. Demo only; this is not working code.
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Like, why?
Dear AI, Stop hard-wrapping my text. Screens wrap. You don’t need to. Thanks.
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Dear AI, Stop hard-wrapping my text. Screens wrap. You don’t need to. Thanks.
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This is quickly becoming one of my favorite startups. Great content and product. If they would offer remote, I would have applied. Sharing to help them find great people for the product.
we're hiring Data Demons no we will not be explaining what that means watch the video, apply if you're built for it 😈
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Cachetronaut retweeted
I just realized that if you grew up in the 90s you can and likely enjoy looking at a progress bar...
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Week 3 kicks off in less than an hour. Still stuck on a start/sit? Get a second set of eyes before lineups lock. Connect Scout Squad to Sleeper for free. Ask Claude or Codex about your actual roster. Get the confidence, the reasoning, and win your matchup. scout-squad.vercel.app
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Much better responses from Opus. Thanks, @AnthropicAI!!
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Cachetronaut retweeted
IMPORTANT: You can use the word 'autumnal' today.
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One of the many useful use cases for @typesafeai's Jev is building a knowledge base. Non‑frontier‑level models often struggle to locate the right content and context. To solve this, I created a small, local‑first database that: - Combines several search criteria to pinpoint the correct information. - Falls back to Jev when uncertainty remains; Jev returns a matching result. - After approval, reuses the same key phrases and criteria for the next search. This process forms a continuously learning, growing feedback loop.
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Example below is a Pokédex, useful if you aim to become the world’s greatest Pokémon champion. *Disclaimer: the UI is only a visual prototype; I know it’s rough.
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Cachetronaut retweeted
also looking to bring on product people (obviously with engineering backgrounds) to continue developing our more mature products send an email with your info to product@anomaly.jobs
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we have some more senior engineering roles we're looking to fill at anomaly on opencode and other projects email engineering@anomaly.jobs if - you can do inference on $100M of hardware - you are amazing at product - you are deeply experienced with infra
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The product also follows through.
Replying to @theo
This is nice
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Fable testers are apparently hitting Anthropic’s APIs hard enough to degrade the models for everyone. Hooray!
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Update: I actually went to Opus 4.6, which gave me Auto Mode and less context window limits anxiety. Long runs, stellar outputs, more readable and cleaner outputs, less Claude ick, and more consistency and compliance to my AGENTS and CLAUDE md. I would recommend others do the same.
I did something stupid. I am getting so tired of Slopus and its gibberish replies and code that I switch my Claude Code model from Opus 5 to Opus 4.5. Tell me I’m dumb and need to go back to the latest version.
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I did something stupid. I am getting so tired of Slopus and its gibberish replies and code that I switch my Claude Code model from Opus 5 to Opus 4.5. Tell me I’m dumb and need to go back to the latest version.
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Been building out Draft Assistant for Scout Squad. It ranks the board for your league, compares Scout vs ADP, explains why each player is ranked there, pulls in availability + recent news, and keeps a live queue synced with Sleeper as the draft moves. Still polishing, but it’s starting to feel pretty useful.
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¡🤙Órale! El Compa Erlanito Hallández, aka El Super Vikingo
Norway, the last Latin American country in the World Cup.
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