Eleanor Berger
@intellectronica
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👩💻 Expert AI Leadership (ex @google @microsoft startups ...) 👩💼 Consulting https://t.co/IeRoS5BR3f 👩🏫 Teaching https://t.co/D5YmOH0muP
Zürich, Switzerland
Joined January 2011
One cool thing @julesagent has which Codex and Claude Web don't yet is an API (GitHub Copilot Coding Agent has an "undocumented" API which I use but can't recommend). There's a lot you can do when you can trigger agentic coding jobs from an event or on schedule.
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AI agents treat instructions as one text stream — files don't matter to them. But for you? Split into MD files when it helps. Start with one, divide as needed.
elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev
Q: Should I organize agent instructions across multiple markdown files or keep everything in one document?
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Are Skills the new Apps? 📲 I converted my entire web app into a single, portable AI skill. No more servers, no more deployments. Just pure, portable capability.
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Converting a Simple Application into a Skill
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Awesome quality-of-life upgrade: I used to have to choose between my favourite editor ( @code ) and the easiest way to run a notebook ( @GoogleColab ). With the new Colab extension ... I get the best of both worlds. https://t.co/jBvoDuJs6l
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Claude Code rocks for fast implementation, but GPT-5-high crushes analysis & planning! 🚀 Command: /codex to prompt it from Claude, get detailed plans, then build with Sonnet/Haiku.
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Claude Code with Claude Sonnet 4.5 and even Claude Haiku is fast, smart, and fun to work with.
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AI agents that talk to each other and to you — no code, just live objects passing messages inplain English. IntelliMorphic: the lost dream of live programming environments, rebooted for the age of AI.
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IntelliMorphic @ AI Baguette
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The people we follow and try to learn from can be divided into two categories: 1. People who tell us "this is more complicated than you think" 2. People who tell us "this is simpler than you think" I am only interested in (2) and I'm doing my best to be part of that category.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ feedback from the first cohort of Elite AI-assisted Coding. @isaac_flath and I built a course that brings together the frameworks and techniques for applying AI in every aspect of software development. It worked. 👌 👉 Join us for cohort 2: https://t.co/Z5XQG1cLW2
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One cool thing @julesagent has which Codex and Claude Web don't yet is an API (GitHub Copilot Coding Agent has an "undocumented" API which I use but can't recommend). There's a lot you can do when you can trigger agentic coding jobs from an event or on schedule.
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Faced a classic async UI bug: a "processing" pill didn't update I used AI to brainstorm to get 4 patterns (I chose self-polling pill) AI is good at giving common patterns fast so I can spend more time on decisions and considering less obvious options https://t.co/5ZgYkZUmRo
elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev
I ran into a classic background task UI problem in my app this week.
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Managing my co's expenses is never fun, and there are always some complications (like two invoices in one scanned PDF). @warpdotdev with Skillz ( https://t.co/hTtPj2MgYU ) and the PDF skill helped make it much less awful today 🙂
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AI toolkit update: 💥 Claude my daily driver. Skills and agency win. Still use GPT-5 for tough problems, Gemini for writing. Ditched Perplexity. Raycast & Notion all the things. VSCode + copilot, claude, codex and Warp for coding.
everything.intellectronica.net
This is a follow-up to my March 2025 report on the AI tools I use.
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💻 How I use @raycast to drive a lot of work with AI tooling FAST! 🚀 When working with the best AI tools, productivity improvements are often constrained by the human operator's ability to work fast. This is one solution that works for me. https://t.co/nrFoWli1V7
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USE MORE WORDS
I do think people often err on the side of trying to make their prompts too succinct, even if the idea they're trying to move from their own brain into the model's brain is very complex. I have some >100 page prompts that I use pretty regularly.
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Sometimes companies are so blinded by NIH they hurt themselves not copying the best. Example: Codex / Gemini / Copilot CLI could be so much more successful it they just decided to copy Claude Code feature-by-feature compeltely, just with access to their respective models.
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Awesome quality-of-life upgrade: I used to have to choose between my favourite editor ( @code ) and the easiest way to run a notebook ( @GoogleColab ). With the new Colab extension ... I get the best of both worlds. https://t.co/jBvoDuJs6l
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Vibe Coding == Faster Horse AI-powered productivity and creativity are not going to be the result of everyone coding their own saas webapp clone. It will be the result of people realising that they can now just do things. With words, imagination, and agency.
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Vibe Kanban — @LouisKnightWebb on managing multiple agents locally with full control. Dive into planning, iteration, and the QA revolution ahead. 🚀
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Building the Future of Parallel AI Development
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@gooby_esq @intellectronica Those creative writing benchmarks are worthless. Outputs are graded by other generic AI’s that haven’t even been RLHF’d to score like expert human writers. The actual consensus among writers with experience using different models is that Claude Sonnet and Opus are by far the
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