Enis

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[Enis @enisdev]

Let's gooooooo!!!!!

[Claude @claudeai]

Beginning July 20, Claude Fable 5 will be included in all Max and Team Premium plans, at 50% of limits.

Pro and Team Standard users will continue to have access to Fable via usage credits, and will receive a one-time $100 credit.

Demand for Fable has been challenging to predict, which is why we rolled it out to subscription plans in stages, extending access several times as we secured additional capacity.

[Enis @enisdev]

same shift already, i batch related clarifying questions into one round instead of one at a time. keeps the dependency chain between answers, cuts the back-and-forth.

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

/grill-me and /grill-with-docs are changing

No more "one question at a time" - now it asks questions in rounds

Faster, less token spend, but still keeps dependencies between questions clear.

Shipping in v1.2

[Enis @enisdev]

@0xOrkward yeah the @starting-style half of this is solved now, css-only enter transitions that only fire on new elements. your async-content case is still the hard one, ResizeObserver + defer is the only fix i've found.

[Enis @enisdev]

SvelteKit remote functions feel like calling a local function. Import it, call it, done.

The catch: that call is a fetch to a generated endpoint, hashed from the file path, not the code. Worth knowing before you assume it's private.

[Enis @enisdev]

@dedene Isn't this bannable?

[Enis @enisdev]

@_Ian_talk @thsottiaux What?

[Enis @enisdev]

@strrlthedev @waylybaye Isn't this bannable?

[Enis @enisdev]

@Ezakk3 @thsottiaux What?

[Enis @enisdev]

@theo @thsottiaux Isn't this bannable?

[Enis @enisdev]

@thekitze What other books you read

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UI Components for web that replicate terminal ui

[{Bhide}.Svelte @Sikandar_Bhide]

@saltyAom https://t.co/W7MdlWKj4j

[Enis @enisdev]

@Sikandar_Bhide @saltyAom no other words.

[Enis @enisdev]

on a real client site the $2k was never the code.

it's impressum, dsgvo consent, seo, mail that lands at 10/10 on mail-tester. the boring layer that's actually required.

AI clears that fast now. that's the real win, not the hero build

[1 @cantguardkenzo]

$2,000 WEBSITE. $0 BUILD COST. ONE FOUNDER.

No web agency.

No freelance developers.

No expensive software.

Just Claude doing the heavy lifting.

The design was finished in hours.

The code was generated in a day.

Every revision took minutes.

The client paid $2,000.

The build cost was $0.

The value wasn't in writing every line of code.

It was knowing how to direct AI to build it.

[Enis @enisdev]

@AllSeeingNik yeah, and a memory file only stays DRY if something reads it before the agent acts, else it grows and the work gets redone anyway. a grep gate before each step is what made mine hold

[Enis @enisdev]

@MananTank_ @shadcn @tailwindcss clean. the reason a full-height skeleton always looks too tall is the leading, the glyph box sits inside the line box. been reaching for text-box: trim to close the same gap on the real text side

[Enis @enisdev]

it plans and hands the edits to cheaper subagents, then judges the diff like the pickiest client.

the lead model barely writes a line itself.

the expensive one is cheapest exactly when it never touches the code

[Enis @enisdev]

@pizzaboy Is it react only? Thinking of forking for the svelte community

[Marvin Schwaibold @MSchwaibold]

I just got my MRI scan and did the same thing ... and the (german) clinic was blown away by my viewer.

I can browse every scan, hover to autoplay slices, search anything, scribble notes, stamp findings, and screenshot moments instantly.

[Enis @enisdev]

open-source claude code vaults all ship the static half: CLAUDE.md, hooks, skills.

the half that makes it hold isn't templatable: append-only state that grows per project, one canonical file per entity. that part is personalos.

[QCXINT @QCXINT_]

🚨 Someone open-sourced a full Claude Code engineering vault.

This is not another CLAUDE.md template.

It's basically an operating system for running Claude Code like an engineering team.

Inside the vault:

→ CLAUDE.md — contract + operating rules
→ settings.json — permissions + hooks
→ hooks/ — guard bad tool calls, format logs, clean exits
→ agents/ — subagents running in fresh context
→ skills/ — 33 specialized AI skills across 9 tracks
→ .mcp.json — registered MCP tools
→ MEMORY.md — cross-session shift log
→ https://t.co/mSdFM91TQ6 — agent loop runner
→ https://t.co/bX2grPFYpR — one-line bootstrap

The 33 skills cover:

• Agent + LLM patterns
• Debugging
• Security audits
• Frontend
• Testing
• Refactoring
• Docs + APIs
• Data / SQL
• Git ops

There's even a verifier subagent designed to work like a shift-notes cop.

Basically...

one Claude writes code.

Another verifies the work.

Hooks guard tool calls.

Skills provide specialized workflows.

Memory carries context across sessions.

And the loop keeps moving.

One developer running an AI engineering team from a folder.

This is the kind of Claude Code setup worth studying.

Open source 👇

https://t.co/6hW27uHjAr