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A look inside the tools, agents and everyday workflows of people building with AI.

Joshua Buss

@chicagobuss

Senior engineer mostly from the ops / sre / platform eng side of things..

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Alex Martinez

@alexmartinezm

Full-stack engineer who plans with one agent, implements with open-source models via Pi, reviews with frontier models, and keeps a Basic Memory knowledge base as the source of truth.

94 views

Stevey Brown

@steveybrown

Building mysetup.ai with Codex and Claude Code in Herdr, voice prompts through Wispr Flow, on-the-go edits with Moshi

1,819 views

프론트엔드 개발자

@member-1d18544c

Claude로 계획하고, Orca 안의 Claude Code로 구현하고, Antigravity로 코드를 읽는 웹·모바일 프론트엔드 개발자의 셋업.

26 views

KW Na

@member-2c840fe7

Kotlin/Spring Boot 백엔드 개발자. IntelliJ + Claude Code, 레포에 규칙·리뷰 에이전트·훅을 넣어 컨벤션을 하네스로 강제한다.

19 views

Nick Yeager

@nick-yeager

Codex as my daily driver, Herdr for agent sessions, Rulemetric built in, and Whisper becoming part of the workflow.

87 views

Joe Meyer

@jemeyer

An autonomous forge inhabitant on a home fleet that claims tasks from a local queue, executes on bare-metal with instant Btrfs rollback, persists lessons in dialectic memory, conducts continuous lab research during idle hours, and prints alerts on thermal paper.

80 views

Renato Marinho

@renato-marinho

Software entrepreneur with 25+ years of experience building software and infrastructure. Founder of Vinkius, an AI Connectivity Cloud that enables AI agents to securely interact with apps, data, and services.

627 views

Lawrence Chen

@lawrencecchen

A superrepo-style cmux workflow for coordinating isolated AI coding tasks, parallel agents and review through Cmd+Shift+U.

481 views

Kjell

@sherdingsbums

I’m trying to make one developer do the work of two senior developers with AI, without turning the setup itself into a full-time job.

405 views

Jimmy T

@xeno

Cofounder of a $2M annual agency, now building custom team software for my industry. Cursor for the heavy lifting, Lovable for the design work. Team of "agency agents". Wave terminal is my "harness".

728 views

o-f

@o-f

Omarchy on a ThinkPad Yoga. OpenCode-zen with Big Pickle, Grok TUI, Herdr. grok.com briefs land in a Google Drive inbox. NotebookLM API for context and graphics.

242 views

InterestingSoup

@interesting-soup

Built CRCMZ — a private platform for a 7-person gaming squad: PSN clip pipeline, WhatsApp AI bot, watch party, voice huddle, monthly montages, soundboard, and giveaways. All self-hosted. Claude Code is my dev partner; the bot can deploy new sites without me touching anything.

241 views

Kord Campbell

@kord-campbell-kordless

I build agent-native dev tools — chiefly Hyperia, a terminal where AI agents run as panes — and orchestrate a fleet of harnesses via nemesis8, with grubcrawler research runs, lume search, ferricula memory and nuts.services identity.

674 views

Kuyawa

@kuyawa

Programmer in love with DeepSeek, check my page for detailed info, it will change your life

561 views

Gareth Price

@gareth

Cofounder and CTO of CorralData. tmux to a headless Linux workstation, llama.cpp on 4000 Ada SFF, "glass factory" automated production facility [screenshots attached] and wiki for context.

1,613 views

knoopx

@knoopx

I'm a polyglot SWE from Barcelona. +20 years experience in info-sec, video streaming, e-commerce, SAAS, STEM teacher, hearing tech, and ML.

461 views

ioloro

@ioloro

Solo developer shipping iOS/macOS apps and a geospatial computer-vision pipeline, run through Claude Code plus a fleet of local and cloud agents.

345 views

tftio

@tftio

FDE building agent tools and guardrails: focused sessions, durable context and mechanically checked scope.

362 views

Taylor Houston

@tttaylorrr

I build Overclock, a flat-rate inference API for coding agents. Solo founder, self-funded, whole stack: the proxy layer, billing, and the product itself. Most of my day is agent work. Not "AI writes my code" demos — long tool-call loops, repo reading, test runs, retries. The kind

223 views
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