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I'm hiring for senior Go engineers to join us at @ona_hq! If you are: - AI native; using tools like Cursor, Claude code and Ona daily. - Are excited about building AI agents and the mission control platform that they will run on, entirely in Go. - Have 3-5 years of production Go

This is especially true if you overseeing many SWE agents in parallel. As an example, this week I was laying the foundations for a new feature in @ona_hq. Most days I had 3-4 agents running in their separate environment implementing different aspects of the feature.

trying to switch away from cursor for remote ssh, so needed a program to port forward over ssh. i used @ona_hq to build exactly that: kport, a small tui program that lets me do port forwarding over ssh, powered by go and bubblegum. i did not write a single line of code :)

You could say we're moving beyond the IDE

This is a @jacksbridger and @ScalingDevTools appreciation post. I have loved the podcast for ages, and is a real privilege to be on it discussing @ona_hq with you and @csweichel. Episode should be released this week I’m told! Can’t wait for you all to hear it.

ok the billboards are out of control @cluely @im_roy_lee @ona_hq

Watch the full Latent Space episode with the @ona_hq founders and swyx here: https://t.co/1N4uPcx5e9

"It's not dangerous to skip permissions, so you can just remove 'dangerous' because it's not dangerous" - Swyx In this episode of the Latent Space podcast: @csweichel and @jolandgraf cover how agent sandboxing means you can safely run agents like claude code with

Here is how to set up a team of AI agents to work on your project without disrupting anything. This is the top 1 upgrade you can do to your development environment: Start using dev containers to isolate agents and run them in parallel in their own cloud containers. Let me show

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/1N4uPcx5e9

Will we ever stop using IDEs? - @swyx Here's what @csweichel had to say about how coding agents are fundamentally re-shaping the UX of developer tools on the @latentspacepod Link for the full episode in the comments

https://t.co/V3HqC6nErV

Ona is live on Product Hunt ! Got questions or feedback on Ona? Swing by and let us know 👇

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See: https://t.co/1tuD9P77dz for more tips on working with Ona Agents

Sometimes explaining what you want to an agent takes longer than doing it. Now, in Ona you can execute shell commands in any conversation with the ! prefix. Commands execute in isolated environments fully-configured with Dev Container so when you type !npm test it runs against

See our documentation for more: https://t.co/68Q5MwQNhX

Encode your team's best practices into reusable slash commands that work across your entire organization. Useful for things like: - Automating standards for PRs and commits - Capturing your best reviewer's approach Every command runs in an fully-configured and isolated

See our best practices guide for more tips: https://t.co/lIqPQw9J4G

As agents become autonomous you need a way to monitor progress without watching every detail. That’s why Ona Agents manage from todo lists: - See the plan at a glance - Quickly spot when an agent might need steering - Add, remove, or modify todos mid-task So that you can