Geoff Goodman
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Curious mind. Creator of @plnkrco. Tech lead for extensibility at @auth0 (@okta). Never stop learning and experimenting.
Montreal, Canada
Joined April 2011
We’re hosting a @Reddit AMA on Dec 11 at 10am PT! @Auth0’s @sandrinodm (Chief Product Architect) and @k_chhina (Sr. Director, PM) will answer your questions on Auth0 + Auth0 for AI Agents. Topics: 🔐 User identity for agents 🔑 Secure API access (no hardcoded keys) 🧑⚖️ Human
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to commemorate alan dye moving from apple to meta, here's one of his best quotes
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Fired up qbasic.exe, discovered gorillas.bas. Changed things and watched what happened. Eventually figured it out!
How did people even learn to code when there was no docs, no YouTube… nothing? Genuinely curious.
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Kinda wish JavaScript had: if (const err = doSomething()) { return handleError(err); }
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Wow, never saw this sneak into node.js. TIL that `export { localSymbol as "module.exports" }` works in node's require(esm) interop story.
Improved require(esm) interop in @rolldown_rs. Since the last beta, the bundler supports the special `as "module.exports"` keyword and aligns with the @nodejs behavior. Another step towards better interoperability between CJS and ESM, now with bundler support! Curious for
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I want to be able to trust agents, as a person. This is a very long journey from we are today, to accelerate that; we want to empower people to build, deploy agents securely. I am proud of the team that shipped our first GA step https://t.co/a2VQZKo7ZS
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Out-of-order HTML patching, another proposal from TPAC, lets HTML be presented non-linearly, and a single file can update multiple parts of the page. Would this feature be useful to you?
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Every cheap swag idea has been explored and exhausted. Making these things is pointless if the items don't see the light of day post-event. Invest in high quality items, work with a designer, plan distribution to fewer (but key) people, make great stickers for the masses.
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There has been considerable discussion on how to implement Authentication using OAuth in MCP, including a lot of criticism on using Dynamic Client Registration (DCR). I've partnered with Auth0 to demonstrate how it's possible to implement this and provide a secure authentication
Scaling AI agents isn’t just about speed — it’s about state (and security). In this session, @matteocollina (Co-Founder & CTO at @Platformatic) shows how to build stateful #MCP servers using Node.js, Platformatic & Fastify — and secure them with @Auth0.
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Scaling AI agents isn’t just about speed — it’s about state (and security). In this session, @matteocollina (Co-Founder & CTO at @Platformatic) shows how to build stateful #MCP servers using Node.js, Platformatic & Fastify — and secure them with @Auth0.
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In Claude Code, is there a way to rewrite a Bash tool call without also converting the permissionDecision to "allow"? I would like to rewrite the `command` but don't also want to bypass user interaction. @johnlindquist I know you've gone pretty deep here. Any experience?
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New experiment. I'm building a project-specific MCP dev server *within* the project. The hypothesis is that Agents will be more productive if I give them highly-targeted tools to close the feedback loop. It keeps security tight because I control those tools. Will circle back.
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Not having nested virtualization support on my M1 is such a pain in the butt for experimenting with VMs. I'm on the verge of moving my dev to a @Hetzner_Online box or something like that.
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Today, we talk about AI assistants. Tomorrow, it will be AI avatars.
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Anyone know if there is empirical data on the impact of "politeness" and "respect" when interacting with models. I like to think it tips them into a more efficient mode but who really knows. AFAICT @jessfraz has taken the exact opposite strategy to great effect. 🤣
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Another trick I've really liked is to ask the Agent to produce a README-style example using the api / library under design. This aligns with how I like to build software... it is for the user of the software after all. User-first software, whether interactive (UX) or API (DX).
@mitchellh I have seen good outcomes using two pseudo-variations of this: - "Here is the interface I have defined, please suggest refinements to it before implementing." - "Please create the skeleton of the type with methods as stubs. We'll discuss the design before implementing."
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