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

bluehotdog

@bluehotdog

Frontman-centered visual AI development, with Pi, Ghostty, Helix, and LM Studio.

568 views

Joshua

@joshua-pham

How I combine focused agent threads, durable Markdown, semantic retrieval, and exact evidence.

656 views

Srijan Shukla

@srijanshukla18

any idea that crosses my mind, I start a session on it

645 views

kbarendrecht

@kbarendrecht

Building a Enterprise SaaS during work hours, fun projects on the side.

522 views

twKrash

@twkrash

Local-first Pi extension work: an agent harness with delegating, verifying and observing extensions, PR-per-slice review, and evidence-gated releases.

292 views

Shubham Naik

@4shub

Engineer at Letta coordinating persistent cloud coding agents through chat.letta.com, with Zed and connected engineering tools for implementation, debugging, and review.

328 views

katspaugh

@katspaugh

I build open source projects like wavesurfer.js. Currently working on a commercial mobile app for psychotherapists.

445 views

Ryan Mazzolini

@rmazzolini

Pi with a Codex subscription for implementation, Fable for UI planning and adversarial reviews, and remote access from laptop and phone.

993 views

Nathan Brake

@njbrake

Managing many agents at once and adding guardrails when running cheaper models I don't trust as much

396 views

99991

@99991

Running DeepSeek in my own sandboxed harness

228 views

Wes Sander

@ucsandman

Solo founder running a Fable-led Claude Code harness with guard hooks, model routing, Codex as executor, and a governance layer for unattended runs.

1,626 views

Dru Ibarra

@druwerd

Backend engineer on a multi-service platform. Claude Code does ticket-to-draft-PR work through personal skills, with guardrail hooks, parallel subagents and my own runtime checks before merge.

902 views
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