Ramkarthik

software engineer

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

You spend a lot of time designing your static blog.

What if your writing app transformed into your blog, so when you write, it feels like you’re writing directly on your blog?

Stet is a very early version of this. Here’s a demo of how it works.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

Insane catch. To stand so close and not even flinch at such a powerful drive takes immense braveness.

[Amit Dubey @AmitHellboyz143]

He is isn't wrong
For context the catch btw 👇

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

This is 🔥 If you start blogging (or you already do and I missed it), you can incorporate this in the writing process. Once you write the outline or draft, you can ask your agent to pull in relevant info from your saved stuff along with the source into the editor so you don’t have to use a browser or task switch. You can stay in writing mode. You’ve got the base now to extend into any process. So cool, Abhi.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@RozenMD I could be wrong but I believe Anthropic no longer allows subscription usage via apps (like OpenClaw), only API usage.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@diabhey @chris__sev For sure. The best projects start by solving one problem. Excited to see where you take this from here.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

Love this framing

[Steve Ruiz @steveruizok]

Imagination > taste IMO

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

If I have some time this month, this is what I plan to build. Not as a product but just for myself - likely entirely on Cloudflare using Project Think. The main goal is to learn how to build one since every company is building their own version of this.

[Lucas Meijer @lucasmeijer]

Who has a really nice setup like this?

- Cloud based agents
- Kanban board-esque overview
- Full control over agent loop

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@PeterDellaPenna Isn’t this similar to a runout where a fielder throws the ball to the keeper/bowler but gets the credit? Sheet as Iyer should get this on his name. Or both the fielders’ names.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

So no more “sed -n” commands continuously a hundred times asking your permission?

[Boris Cherny @bcherny]

2/ The new /fewer-permission-prompts skill

We've also released a new /fewer-permission-prompts skill. It scans through your session history to find common bash and MCP commands that are safe but caused repeated permission prompts.

It then recommends a list of commands to add to your permissions allowlist.

Use this to tune up your permissions and avoid unnecessary permission prompts, especially if you don't use auto mode.

https://t.co/VOjwuW0FJx

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@diabhey Thank Abhi. I don’t post on LinkedIn. Once I test it a bit, I’ll share the link with you. If you get a chance, it would be great if you can send it to that person.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

Cloudflare has some of the best products and extremely generous free tier. The challenge for someone who wants to build on Cloudflare is knowing what services are available and what they cost.

That’s why I built “Build on Cloudflare” - to know what services you’ll need and what’s it’s likely to cost.

Still early so I’m not publishing it. But soon.

[Nathan Flurry 🔩 @NathanFlurry]

All of the above as an all-in-one reference:

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@fit_fr_nothing Lol, all the services I use have been facing too much downtime recently (this, GitHub, Claude Code)

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@fit_fr_nothing Haha yes and now they have agents week so even more

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

Cloudflare has many services. But the pricing can often be confusing (different services, free vs workers, you can get a lot of free).

I wanted a way to know what services I would need & how much it would cost to build an idea I have on the Cloudflare stack.

So - Build on CF:

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@LukasKawerau Loved reading this. I think I also am more a digger than a shovel maker. Being on X pushes you to either make shovels or dig what others are digging. Resisting that and digging (like you mentioned) a new domain is the interesting/challenging part.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

I got this wrong. Completely wrong.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

If a significant percentage of the code is going to be written by AI, every large enterprise is going to trust Microsoft over any other company to provide access to their code base and to write code.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

Totally agree about the option to personalize but I do believe we need strong defaults. Tech-savvy and power users personalize. The amount of people who don't change the default browser tells us how defaults are important. A demo is good. But sometimes it is as simple as the label. Google does it well here where they specify the shortcut on the button.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

For any chat UI, Enter key should go to next line by default. Cmd+Enter (Ctrl+Enter) should send it. People have used chat enough to know Cmd+Enter. Even if they haven't, it's a one time learning. This change would avoid so many messages sent halfway. (Exceptions: WhatsApp and similar).

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

Totally agree about the option to personalize but I do believe we need strong defaults. Tech-savvy and power users personalize. The amount of people who don't change the default browser tells us how defaults are important. A demo is good. But sometimes it is as simple as the label. Google does it well here where they specify the shortcut on the button.

[Ramkarthik @Ramkarthik]

@fit_fr_nothing It's one of my favorite quotes. In case you haven't watched that speech, please do.