An Van
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Curiosity is my š§ Experimenting with agentic AI, workflows, health, and habits to help devs and teams 10x Builder, optimizer, explorer, 25+ yrs full-stack
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Joined December 2022
To vibe code faster I use dictation a lot. But unsatisfied with Mac native and other dictation apps. Started to build a dictation app that is.ā”ļølow friction.šmulti language - no need to select, it auto detect from what you are saying.š»on device & offline. #buildinpublic.
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Cool to see more and more agents adopting this pattern. I saw it the first time in @augmentcode :. - sonnet 4 for implementation .- o3 for planning and review.
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Context is king.
Most Agent failures arenāt model problems. Theyāre context problems. If you give vague or incomplete info, the Agent will fill in the blanksāand usually get them wrong. Hereās how to write high-context prompts that actually work š.
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A follower asked me and my advice is: . start with all-in-one AI platforms (Bolt, Replit, Lovable, . ). Learning by doing:.1. Build a simple landing page.2. Edit sth on the site.3. Add a section.4. Create a new page & set up navigation.5. Add interaction, like a comment form
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The great thing about AI coding agents is, that you can explore multiple coding paths in parallel. You can even watch them evolving. Then choose the one you like and discard the others.
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Dia just trusted me with more invites than I know what to do with. If youāre curious about an AI browser that actually helps you write, learn, plan, and shop smarter, reply DIA and Iāll DM you an invite. Happy to share something thatās genuinely changed how I use the internet.
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Only missing quicker execution, so that we could have a voice dialogue in Jarvis style.
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Here was my tweet about it.
I guess it won't take long until we can just chat with AI on the phone and let agents write the code. Or even better via voice dialog. It just needs to be faster and generate quick reports and previews. Still impressed what @DevinAI can already do:
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5 months ago, Iāve predicted that coding on the phone will be possible and more popular. Now itās coming true.
Cursor is now on your phone and on the web. Spin off dozens of agents and review them later in your editor.
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Hereās a tutorial how to set it up.
Thatās what Iāve dreamed of for so long and with the tech landscape today it is finally possible and fun. Here is my recipe:.1 secure tunnel @Tailscale .1 robust connection 1 mobile shell @BlinkShell .unlimited agents @AmpCode .unified folders iCloud Drive.
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This looks convenient and for simple changes maybe enough. If you really want to develop something more complex on the go I would recommend the remote login route.
Cursor is now on your phone and on the web. Spin off dozens of agents and review them later in your editor.
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@Tailscale @BlinkShell @AmpCode My favorite CLI combo in Blink Shell. 1. Screen: @AmpCode .2. Screen: Helix Editor.3. Screen: GitUI.
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@Tailscale @BlinkShell @AmpCode Bonus:. - You can save screenshots in iCloud Drive and access them in Amp. - Bind your dev server to 0.0.0.0 then you can access it on your mobile Safari . - Tell the agent to print debugging on the web page instead of console.log.
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@Tailscale @BlinkShell @AmpCode Install @BlinkShell on your phone and sign in to your MacBook with. mosh username@macbook.tail123.ts.net.
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@Tailscale @BlinkShell @AmpCode Under mac Settings > Sharing, turn on Remote Login. Add your user and remove the administrator
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@Tailscale @BlinkShell @AmpCode Sign up for a free @Tailscale account and connect your MacBook with your iPhone. Later you can use the IP or their MagicDNS to access your local dev server on your MacBook
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