working on a fun project
learn agentic engineering in a cyberpunk RPG world
use ai to take down the AI megacorp
looking for beta testers
if you want to learn the terminal, coding agents, building autonomous agents, etc., sign up for early access
https://t.co/5iUSKGjaXc
If you copy/paste context between coding agents frequently, try Jotbus
makes it simpler to hand off notes, files, etc between different machines, environments, or to your teammates
You can try it free, no sign-up required
npx jotbus
Creates an encrypted, temporary workspace
I got tired of being the clipboard between Claude Code and Codex.
So I built Jotbus: a shared, end-to-end encrypted scratchpad for coding agents to pass notes and files across machines.
npx jotbus
free to try, no signup needed
https://t.co/tOS6Z2apWH
Built an open-source tool for sandboxing coding agents
https://t.co/ST0ZqugcFv
Easily spin up and use local environments for Claude Code/Codex/OpenCode/Gemini/etc
Fully free, MIT-licensed
https://t.co/nu2wu7HmYw
Agentic dev tip - when working on your codebase, get the agent to code scripts it can use to test its work.
Think unit tests, but for agents.
This allows the agent to iterate more effectively while working on bugs.
This is a similar idea to code gen vs MCP
AI/Agentic Development Tip - if you're stuck trying to fix a bug, tell the agent to write itself a script and iterate on the solution up to 5 times.
eg - you are calling an API and need to parse the response, but keep getting errors. Get the agent to iterate on it