✨ I made a GPT Agent for your next UX Design project! Meet UX Design GPT. Your virtual assistant based on Design Thinking, powered by GPT-4 and DALL•E. Thanks to @OpenAI! Link shared later in this thread! 👇🧵

This was a few hours before the official announcement!

Just tried the Gemini 3 Pro Preview model available in Cursor, if you add gemini-3-pro-preview as a custom model. I was curious about it's pricing, so I gave it a few tasks. The pricing, at least effectively in @cursor_ai, if not the API pricing directly, seems likely to be: -

Hello my favorite food delivery app @zomato (@deepigoyal), Give me a "Copy Restaurant Menu as MD" or "Share Restaurant Menu with ChatGPT/other LLM" so that I can ask it for recommendations on what to order based on how I'm feeling or what I'm in the mood for. It also helps

Just 3 days in, Windsurf (@windsurf) just isn't working for me any more. Even with Fast Context. I'm on the latest v1.12.21 and: 1. It still ran into many edit errors with GPT-5 Codex. It failed to close brackets (minor issue) but also complete core logic (major issue). 2. I'd

Find the template repo here, clone it and use it for free: https://t.co/tLfPV1vcV7

My @payloadcms x Fumadocs (@fuma_nama) integration example is ready! Here's what's included: - Payload CMS Integration: Full headless CMS backend for documentation - Role-Based Access Control: Owner, Admin and Users - Hierarchical Docs: Parent/child relationships for nested

A one-time bonus to Better-T-Stack by @amanvarshney01, the best CLI scaffolder I've used. https://t.co/J62RN73Tcr Can't wait for what's to come next, definitely going to keep an eye out for more roadmap updates! Keep up the great job, Aman. 🙌

And today, I'm sponsoring @elysiaJS by @saltyAom. This thread was enough to convince me why Elysia is going to be the next big framework, especially now that @bunjavascript 1.3 is out: https://t.co/odhhRRjG2Y

Codemaps might just be the best new feature by this AI IDE to help you understand and remember your project's system architecture. Super helpful when your codebase grows. Take a bow, @windsurf! 🙇‍♂️ First, you knocked it out of the part with DeepWiki which helped understand code

Browser privacy test: @heliuminternet (left) vs @brave (right), when I run the CoverYourTracks test by @eff. This is a test that tests your browser against tracking and fingerprinting. Brave successfully warns (and blocks) the test from even completing because it detects the

Today, it's @unnoqcom. Love oRPC and how easy OpenAPI is with it: https://t.co/zVoTBiEuKp

Goal for the next 6 months: Every time I use an indie-built, open-source tool/package for a client project, I will sponsor the developer for $10. That's $10 per usage.

I can't believe it took me this long to sponsor @shadcn. Thanks for the nudge, @theorcdev!

Fumadocs is an amazing docs framework, but LLMs are not trained on it. context7 helps but not for extremely custom use cases, like in my case, loading data from Payload CMS via Turso DB and then optimizing loading times. So I gave @cursor_ai GitMCP for Fumadocs, and watched

Grok 4 Fast (paid, not free) is ~30% slower than Claude 4.5 Sonnet today. At launch, it started off so fast at ~100+ tokens/sec. An amazing model, so capable when I've used it for building complex projects with the 2M context window. Praying that the @xai team gets more GPUs so

I don't think people understand how powerful @payloadcms is.

Don't see the new @claudeai Code IDE extension in @cursor_ai? Here's how I fixed it: 1. Update your Claude Code IDE extension (CMD/Control + Shift + P -> Check for extension updates) 2. Search for Claude Code in the command bar (CMD/Control + Shift + P -> search for "claude

My greatest superpower is that when I occasionally check my credits balance on a random AI chat or coding tool, I magically have $20 of credits in each one of these tools. (Because I recharge to try them for the first time and then forget to use them again)

@tan_stack @tannerlinsley Try taking a typing test right after doing a bicep and shoulder workout in the gym, I dare you.

My retro OS simulator now has: - A camera app with filters - A typing test app that shows you how long it would take you type the first Harry Potter book Also, new framework and routing update: Thanks to @tan_stack Router, every app that is open in my OS also is stored in the