Every repo of ours has a dev CLI. Same folder, same name, same shape. Clone it, type dev, and you're working.
Made a video walking through the one in TimeWarp.Nuru. It's all C#, built on Nuru, and the same tool serves me, CI and our agents.
I am working on the 3 Vs. Verification, Validation and Visualization.
Verification: did we build it right?
Validation: did we build the right thing?
Visualization: can we see it?
With agents writing most of the code, these are the job now.
Absolutely not!
No judgement taken, I argue at this point that if you are reviewing every single line you need to work on your workflow.
@poteto makes a great point here.
I don't claim to be the perfect manager; it took a long time to let go. But I am getting better.
https://t.co/mxQYEAKRXW
We are general contractors now not coders.
I spend my day writing the plan, handing work to agents, and checking what comes back. The skill isn't typing code anymore. It's knowing what good looks like.
Every command I used is in the post, from the apt packages to the native AOT build, so you can reproduce it on your own machine. It also shows where each shell installs its script and the small differences between them.
https://t.co/f8QLd2mPP3
A TimeWarp Nuru app, two routes, one call to EnableCompletion(). Tab completion in bash, zsh, fish and PowerShell, with no completion scripts written. Each shell asks the app, so new routes show up on the next Tab.
@yoshithepatriot@BrandonStraka@LibertyLockPod Yoshi, what is the top principle that makes one MAGA? Do you think there is an essential list? Are there any principles that you think are non-essential?
@ryanlanciaux I want Grok Bot API so can build own dashboards too. Grok Bot is very useful and turning loose the users to build own dashboards would be an accelerant.