I’ve been pretty quiet here for about a month. December was a transition period for me. I stepped out of a classic 9-to-5 setup and left my previous company. I now run my own company and work B2B as an AI engineer for clients. Side projects like LocalClip were very important

if you want to see how i use skills 👉

i went from random prompts to full workflows defined by codex cli skills in 6 months. it's day and night and I would never go back to my previous coding setup.

if you want to see how i use skills 👉

keep skills small and specific. makes them dead simple. no need to automate your whole life from day one. start with branch naming rules or review workflow.

My ventirad pimped raspberry pi clawdbot setup is definitely sexier than your Mac mini.

if you want to know how i use skills 👉

writing clear prompts helps, but it's too tied to my energy level. some days i give full context. some days i skip it. so i decided to go all-in on crafting skills for everything. the results are crazy so far

I think this should be your thing 👆@orcdev

Ok let’s make this clawdbot my road to $1M sbire Asked him to be RP and acts as the most useless woodcutter peon

My ventirad pimped raspberry pi clawdbot setup is definitely sexier than your Mac mini.

During January, I created 2 companies in France (holding + operational software company), and I did it only with ChatGPT and online resources from the French government. No need to spend 1k bucks (2x500) on online services that do it for you. We live in a crazy moment.

if you want to know how i use skills 👉

the key developer skill in 2026 is crafting skills, not prompts. a skill is a short named workflow that loads the exact context the task needs. Codex CLI calls them "skills" and I use small ones to load only what a task needs. what is the first skill you would codify?

320m tokens in the last 7 days we can say that I'm super-productive with Codex what about you?

I can officially join the team publishing mobile apps. first ever published app (under review) built in some days from scratch along my ai engineering job that's crazy how simple it is when you use ai tools send me you customers now @adriamatz

thanks thanks thanks call me the mvp machine now

Do you remember going there daily to farm success? Thanks, humanity has evolved.

You're waiting to learn the perfect stack while someone else ships with duct tape and gets users. I’m a Python guy, yet my desktop app is mostly TypeScript and Rust. Did I master them? No. AI filled the gaps and I just built. Today you have zero excuses. Pick the idea, pick the

Day 43 of growing LocalClip to $1k revenue Progress: $350 LTR 🟩🟩🟩🟧⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ (35%) - updating the clip highlights generation for long videos - making the long video edit smoother for users