Our 𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐞 launched this week, and now we’re releasing v25.11.0 of Robomotion. We’ve been listening closely to our community and your feedback on the new 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐞𝐫. This release mainly focuses on bug fixes and UI improvements based on the feedback

We’re launching our 𝐀𝐈 𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐞 today on Product Hunt. 🐱 We are starting with mostly Nano Banana 🍌 Agents, and will soon add productivity-focused AI Agents to showcase the full power of our automation platform: Think of marketing automations like blog writers,

After 30 years in programming, I’ve realized something ironic: the most valuable developer skill today isn’t writing code, it’s _not_ writing code at all and learning how to make AI write it for you. The evolution is clear: beginners start with Copilot inside the IDE as an

Have you ever had your SSH session freeze in the terminal because of a network issue? It’s frustrating when the session becomes completely unresponsive. Unless you’re running inside tmux, the only option usually seems to be closing the entire terminal and starting over, which

Programming in 2025 feels like playing a chess simul. In a simul, one player faces many opponents at once, moving from board to board, making a move, then moving on. That’s exactly how programming feels to me now. I jump from one project to another in just 5 to 10 seconds,

Pair programming with Claude Code is like working with a junior developer who needs constant, clear directions. Start with `/init` on an existing project to generate a 𝗖𝗟𝗔𝗨𝗗𝗘.𝗺𝗱 file. This file serves as Claude’s on-boarding guide, containing coding style rules, project

We’ve been working on AI Agents at Robomotion, and this release brings a big step forward for our Chat Assistant. You can now keep your conversations alive with persistent chat sessions. When you return, both the message history and the LLM Agent’s context are fully restored, so

Start with a plan! I enjoy exploring new ways to use coding agents and reading everything I come across. Recently I’ve noticed something: anyone who uses coding agents extensively ends up developing very similar workflows and reaching the same conclusions about what truly works,

For every software project of a company, a development team will be composed entirely of AI Agents covering Design, Backend, Frontend, Testing, and DevOps, led by a single human project lead. The AI Agents will report directly to this lead, who will be accountable for the

🚀 Robomotion v25.8.0 is out! This release boosts debugging speed, adds AI code generation support to the New Designer, and delivers AI Agent improvements. We’re finally ready to switch to the New Designer, which will become the default next week. We’ve significantly improved

Prompting is like jumping to hyperspace without a navicomputer. In Star Wars, that’s the system that calculates safe routes around gravity wells, planets, and stars. Without it, one wrong coordinate sends you into a star. In AI, we don’t have that navicomputer yet. So one wrong

I’m absolutely loving my Omarchy setup - https://t.co/9ioNybG8kg. Thank you @dhh Neovim + Claude Code + https://t.co/v1XZs57kRM with custom themes = a dream dev environment with minimal effort.

"Hello, computer." If you’ve seen Star Trek IV, you’ll remember the moment when Scotty tries to talk to a 1980s computer. He picks up the mouse like a microphone and expects the machine to respond to his voice. When it doesn’t, he’s completely puzzled. That scene always stuck

There’s a growing shift in the AI space from Prompt Engineering to something more practical and impactful: Context Engineering. Prompt engineering focuses on crafting a single input string. But with modern AI Agents, that is no longer enough. These systems need much more than a

Nice post showing what an AI agent is, in just 9 lines of code. The Unreasonable Effectiveness of an LLM Agent Loop with Tool Use: https://t.co/aI0UTnJTmM

If you work with SQLite database files, this is a great resource: https://t.co/msekCh7ulY We actually use SQLite in our Video Dubber, SEO AI Writer, and Outreach Video Creator automations at @robomotionio We currently back up the .db file directly to s3, but this recommended

At Glen Canyon National Park, facilities manager Adam Rymer hated the long paperwork needed every time a carpet tile had to be replaced. He began by simplifying the hardest part, writing the “statement of work.” In just an hour, he created an AI tool with OpenAI's custom GPT

Someone has reverse-engineered all the prompt templates behind popular AI coding assistants and published them here: https://t.co/WKOrFqYYsB At first glance, replicating that functionality might seem absurdly easy, right? Any newcomer could copy your AI startup. Well, not

I think there must be a term for it—I call it becoming an AI junkie. You start turning to AI to add a simple feature, and it goes well; then you add a more complex feature. AI starts to tinker here and there, but pretty soon your code swells with null checks and defensive guards