.@clairevo just released her interview with me on “How I AI” Ep 5. We unpacked my 3-step AI coding workflow, using @cursor_ai to ship faster, and the playbook that’s helping me build solo. If you’re scaling code—or a whole company—give it a listen and let me know what you.

I'm trying out @DevinAI and I'm very impressed with the PRs. Check out this Mermaid diagram it created to help me understand the changes. I can't imagine a human dev taking time to do this. Not because they can't/won't, but simply because it's too time consuming.

reply with yours!

Obviously, I don't know the specifics of what happened here, but I feel sad reading this. It's hard to understand what circumstances would cause a CEO Founder to leave their own company and team. Maybe just an unbelievable amount of cash compensation + stock? . The individuals.

I think this is the announcement that Deepmind acquired @windsurf_ai . 👀.

Every time you prompt an agent to write code for you, you need to think about it like a junior developer who just started at your company and opened their laptop for the first time. If you said to them, "Hey Bobby, go build ________” and that's all you said, of course they.

We used to have to copy and paste from chatgpt, remember?.

1,000 comments on this. Blown away by the interest 🤯.

Rise of a new job title.

I'm so grateful for so many things. One of those things is all the rad friends I've made here over the last 20 years. Thank you

ok i have like 37 slack accounts. which damn one do i use here

SEO / AI SEO strategy starting to pay off. Don't underestimate the Bing!. Damn :)

OK, can't live without @WisprFlow . Makes building so much faster. Just speak all my prompts.

holy crap. can't keep up with all the comments. keep 'em coming. building an army of builders all helping each other build.

@shl get in here.

I'm so tempted to get a group of people together building 1-person startups using AI agents to help them build. Weekly meetings. Daily standups. Sharing tips, ideas and pitfalls. It'd be free but you'd have to apply. If that sounds interesting, reply and we'll see what.

Thousands of $1m+ businesses could be built by building API endpoints to archaic USA govt forms. Moat is large as well because . 1) it's 100x harder then simple LLM wrappers. 2) it's not sexy.

Just coding from a cafe in NYC and using playwright mcp to debug. Life is so good.

I've been testing @AmpCode inside cursor instead of using cursor's agent. I'm very impressed so far. Calling on the Oracle is a sweet feature - it invokes o3 when you need extra intelligence.

If you want to massively speed up your iteration on shipping, you've GOT to use playwright mcp and tell your agent how to use it in your (or cursor/claude/gemini rules). HUGE unlock.

Grok 4 looks really good. I love the vending-bench eval because it's closer to a real-world, business case. Can't wait to try this out through the API.