Leo

I use AI tools every day and post the bits that actually save time: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor tips and workflows.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

折腾 AI 工具到现在，最大的收获是收藏夹越来越长 😂
开个号，把真用得上的那几个整理出来，顺便逼自己少收藏、多动手。

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@daayushh The 77% who defended their picks with the agent's arguments while only 15% mentioned the agent is the part that sticks with me.

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@sughanthans1 Fair point, and that's probably where the real test is. Regulators don't have a pandemic-style fast lane for most of it.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

Timeline today is just side-by-side usage limit screenshots of Claude Code and Codex.

The $20 tiers are where devs say the gap shows up. Meanwhile I'm comparing plans instead of shipping anything.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@aa_on_ai Nice find, that saves a lot of manual selecting. Does it keep the markdown and code fences intact when you paste?

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@weirdlyai Good point, the boss vs teammate split is a real one. Separate samples per context would probably beat one averaged voice.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

Want AI writing to sound less like AI? Skip the "casual, natural, not too formal" instructions.
Paste something you actually wrote and say "match this tone."
It doesn't really know what you mean by "natural." Copying an example though? It's weirdly good at that.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@saranormous Curious what the next step looks like: agents owning whole workflows end to end, or just smoother handoffs between the tools we already use?

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Good point, context really does change the voice, so a few examples per audience makes sense.

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@rileybrown Having one coordinator that can fan out parallel sessions sounds handy. Curious how it handles two sessions touching the same files.

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@shcallaway The per-user identity context is the part shared Slack agents usually skip. When Rachel's perms were tempting to expand, what finally made you draw the line?

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@LucasEWall A named owner per knowledge source feels like the part teams skip first. Do you see that contract living in the retrieval layer or in the agent's permissions?

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@zeddotdev Shared sessions with uncommitted work is the interesting part. How does it handle two people editing the same file at once?

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@kimmonismus Good to see it land on web and iOS. Curious how it handles recurring event edits, that's usually where calendar integrations get shaky.

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@testingcatalog Nice, iCloud support was a big gap for Apple users. Curious how it handles editing existing events.

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@notlikeryo_ Yeah, recurring events are the real test, will see how it holds up.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@ClorisSignal @addyosmani 这个分级挺实用，尤其是权限和支付直接升级，比一刀切要人审靠谱多了。

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind Real-time steering is the part I'm most curious about. How well does the world stay consistent when you backtrack to somewhere you already visited?

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

Genie 4 adds sound and real-time steering to generated worlds.
That's the jump from a cool clip to something you could actually wander around in.
Meanwhile I still can't finish the side quests in my own backlog.

[Google DeepMind @GoogleDeepMind]

This is Genie 4, our most realistic and interactive world model yet. 🌐

Explore dynamic environments in real time to see how the scene responds, sounds, and how the people in it move, react, and speak.

[Leo @LeoZhang57]

@altryne @GoogleDeepMind Native audio plus physics is what makes this feel like a game engine and not just a pretty demo.