Anyone want to run a @laravelphp site in @LocalWP ? Not saying that we depart from #WordPress! But playing with an add-on to make it easy to spin-up other types of sites.

Obligatory 6-7 jokes, please, @wp_acf.

"One-click admin" is a great feature of @LocalWP. But it isn't on by default. Boo! But now you can get that by using an add-on! Yay! I and Claude have been noodling on this during nights and weekends, exploring the art of the possible but also gaining more experience with the

When you forget to add into your #AI prompt: "hey! you're going to be building this! not me!"

Building in #WordPress with @wp_acf? Wanting to get those ACF blocks to be editable? And create a better content experience? Jump into the Beta! 👇

How much time lost become one said "Looker" and the other thought "Looker Studio"?

I need to remember to ask @cline to make some 🍿 next time. "Generate all ~55 SQL queries with full documentation" Just one of the tasks it is working on right now. There are days that I'm deep in the trough and days when I'm much more optimistic. But all days with #AI, I

Each and every day, the @getnitropack at @wpengine wakes up thinking about how to make #WordPress and #WooCommerce sites faster than ever. 🚀 Spending time in WordPress is of course paramount. But getting out into the broader Web world is critical as well. 💡

We think so too! Millions of other #WordPress users love it too! But where to go next with the tool? 🚀 AI assistants? Generic hosting deploys? Cheap/free backups? Site building tech? 🤔

Good advice! @getnitropack is especially great for @WooCommerce sites but valuable for many sites in the #WordPress world.

Go, @getnitropack! 🚀 🦾 🎆

Today, in @AnthropicAI's Claude, I've typed "stuck?" too many times today.

@cline @imbue_ai Bottom line: parallel AI development via Sculptor pushed me toward better architecture and separation of concerns. But the workflow and context management patterns? Pretty good but I'm still figuring out the right flow for me. All in all, a great tool/experience on top of

@cline @imbue_ai Right or wrong, I've been using AI-assisted development as a continuous process, partly to maintain that "memory" throughout. And mostly it has worked quite well for me. But with multiple parallel agents, maintaining that continuity becomes a real challenge, at least for me!

@cline @imbue_ai The context problem is real. I dive in and out of projects with large time gaps between sessions—I'm a PM after all and can't code all day! I'm not always sure where we left off or where to pick up. Do I start a new agent? Use an existing one? Still playing with what works and

@cline @imbue_ai The bigger struggle: Post-completion integration. My five agents just finished their work... now what? How do I integrate it? More importantly, how do I set up context for FUTURE work? 🤔

@cline @imbue_ai What I struggled with: The code flow, especially when the agent forgets to commit to the sandbox repo! I'm so used to CLI git commands and the mental model of push/pull to/from remote origin. I'm still not entirely sure how to best manage code between containers and local repo in

@cline @imbue_ai The product almost forced me to think differently about project structure—in a way I was looking for but hadn't quite articulated. I started framing work with separation of concerns front and center. This led to greater rigor, the kind you need for production-quality solutions.

@cline @imbue_ai Did I step on my toes with Sculptor at first? A bit. It has only been a couple of days and I'm more of the "don't read the docs at all" person. Here's what worked really well...

@cline @imbue_ai Then I saw @kanjun's tweet about Sculptor. The promise that made me click? "Safely work in parallel." I'd been running parallel Claude instances in different discrete projects, but carefully—only when I knew I wouldn't step on my own proverbial toes.