After 2 weeks of working with this workflow, I started hitting all my usage limits for the first time ever!
Such an unlock for me! On the dead moments of the day when I used to go on social media, I’m being able to move forward with my projects 😍
secrets aside, I’m really enjoying this workflow on the phone.
Rotate 3 sessions in claude code > ask to build X > push to new branch + PR and give me link > review code in github app > tell it to fix Y and Z > apply and merge
Been feeling super productive near the pool
@levelsio@oracles I laughed way too hard at this. Portuguese people people can be in the shit but if a foreign person says they're in the shit they can't admit it
@DmytroKrasun LLM is getting cheaper with other models, changing api keys is frictionless these days. So integrating claude and chatgpt into peoples daily lives with unique harness features will probably be the stickiness factor i guess
As I try to solve my own problems I keep bumping into situations where I'm just asking my agent to build my own solution because it's both cheaper and faster and more tailored to my needs then buying something.
Is everyone facing this?
How are you deciding what to build and what to buy?
I've been slowly working on a small open source project to tackle a problem that only bloated java codebases were solving over the years: artifacts hosting.
Think docker images (OCI), python modules, npm packages, etc
And that's why I started https://t.co/UcOWFcCEUG
So I reduced scope and started just with OCI pull through caching
I've been using it in my servers to cache my AWS ECR images for a couple months now and it works flawlessly.
In the meantime I was asking Claude to help me compare with the alternatives to also guide next essential features to be built.
And in that research I think I found what I actually wanted Stashito to be: Nora
And now I'm super conflicted because I was actually enjoying doing a proper open source project for the first time and giving some tokens back to the people.
At the same time I see no point in trying to duplicate what it does. It seems to match exactly what I had in mind. I should probably support it instead.
Any advice?