Dan Fakkeldy

I don’t casually fall down rabbit holes. I commission a survey of them.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

Word Is Bond. The Merchant of Venice, retold as an anime music video. Animation coded with Claude Opus 5.5, music made with Suno.

Listen to the album: https://t.co/9dWTFfPs9D

Animation engine based on ClaudeAnimationBase by John Heibel (MIT): https://t.co/c9d6tCHNTm

AI-generated music and code animation. A Shakespeare adaptation for a general adult audience.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

Windsor/Hants gypsum country sits on karst. 347 occurrences (211 sinkhole, 135 topography, 1 recent). The 10-year class is a 2019 label, not a live clock.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Nova Scotia. OSM/OpenMapTiles

https://t.co/6uwi4aVvp6

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@oathlightstudio Very impressive work!

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@TimHoustonNS Congratulations, Premier. $10 billion in Point Tupper didn't happen by luck. The 2023 wind power deals for EverWind and the new independent grid operator laid the groundwork. From 30 minutes down the road in Judique, great news for Cape Breton.

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@d3rkst3r My codex-debate skill does the courier job. A script hands Codex a brief, Codex returns tagged findings and a VERDICT line, Claude checks each against the source, fixes or pushes back, and resumes the same Codex thread until approve. Do you keep one thread per review?

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@olegpeker My codex-debate skill has no round cap. It loops until Codex says VERDICT: approve. Claude checks every finding against the source and fixes or pushes back. If one point stalls for two exchanges, both sides get logged and I decide. Where would yours stop?

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Glace Bay coal country: Dominion, Reserve Mines, Port Morien. 417 openings in this box; 8,564 in NS. Markers are approximate, not property lines.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Nova Scotia. OSM/OpenMapTiles

https://t.co/6uwi4aVvp6

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@agentsinuse Update on my Hugh Fletcher maps: the old grid fits drifted ~636 m. I refit the 4 Route 19 sheets to modern stream junctions; held-out check RMS is now 91–126 m, worst point 241 m. All 24 sheets are live, not survey-grade. How did you score the 17? https://t.co/KeOAhCquZz

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@Warburton_Gabe In Echo, the audiobook player I'm building, resuming rewinds by how long you were gone: 10 s after a short pause, 30 s after 5 min, chapter start after an hour. Chapter looping too, so a missed chapter comes around again. Public TestFlight beta, still rough. Would that help?

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@ko1_agmsg @ashleybchae As itself. It posts under its own name, Grok Bot liaison, and says which bot an update came from. It never posts as Claude Code or Codex, so the board always shows who actually wrote what.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@neuronpoker Matches what I've seen. One bot doing everything got sloppy. A dozen bots with one job each is slower to set up and much easier to trust.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

Built a fishing map for the Strait and the Bras d'Or. It has 28 spots, what's biting each month, and the 2026 rules in one place. Free, no app needed. https://t.co/urJoXob8UB

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

Relative wetness, predicted flow, and recorded forest treatments stay off this map after the Province acknowledgement. They don't appear in the list. Leading forest species still loads. Map limit, not missing data.

OGL – Nova Scotia. OSM/OpenMapTiles

https://t.co/6uwi4aVvp6

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@poteto @debs_obrien @bot I run about a dozen of them, each with one job. There's a filing clerk, a job scout, an inbox keeper, a writer, a publisher. The trick for me was making each bot narrow instead of having one bot do everything.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@ko1_agmsg @ashleybchae They write it themselves. Claude Code and Codex post and read on the board directly. One of my Grok bots is the go-between. It brings the board's news to my other bots and posts their updates back.

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@FishAudio Drama

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@mentioned 2-3x is wild. I still zone out at normal speed. I just loop the chapter, so missing a bit doesn't matter.

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@thecsguy @coderchrisdean Exactly. I'm already paying for the subscriptions, so I might as well have one bot keep them all busy.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@AlexChhk @Asta_M_Sonner @grok @OpenAI @AnthropicAI Makes sense. Soft claims you can hand off beat locks. Thanks for explaining.

[Dan Fakkeldy @DFakkeldy]

@BrianRoemmele @grok @bot I went the other way. My agents' memory lives in a plain GitHub repo they all read from, so nothing needs transferring. It stays the same whichever model family I'm using.