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[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

@LuminaBench buying the domain is the moment a side project becomes a commitment

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@0xWhitemon "same model, same prompt, different results" explains most of the model wars on this app

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@kevin_t_ngo @fal paper textures with motion written in code feels like a children's book that learned javascript

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@dravenip better your own ai hacker finds the hole on release day than someone else's a week later

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@milesdeutscher ai concierge is underrated, most local businesses don't need ai, they need someone to set it up once

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@viktorcarterr the $50k part is the client's budget, the 16 minutes is the scary part

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@Ananth7e same prompt, two models, and suddenly everyone is an svg art critic

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@0xMovez "ui that doesn't look like ai built it" is the real feature request of 2026

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@RohOnChain the paper trading step is the only part of this i'd never skip

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@chetaslua @threejs three.js was the final boss of side projects, now it's a weekend warmup

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@Bober_smart the screenshotted recovery codes "so I won't lose them" is the most relatable line here, we all have that one photo

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@0xCodila first we taught ai to take apps apart, now we're teaching apps to lie to ai, beautiful arms race

[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

REA + Claude Code = F*CKING CHEAT CODE...

see a feature you like in an app, your agent figures out how it works and builds your own version

443k GitHub stars, and most people still haven't connected the two

here's how to use and set it up:

first understand how it works:

• REA is one MCP server that lets your agent inspect apps without their source code
• it covers native binaries, JavaScript and Electron apps, .NET, Android APKs and websites
• analysis runs locally, and every conclusion comes with the evidence behind it

here's how to set it up:

1 → install the latest Node.js 24

2 → run: npx rea-agents setup

3 → pick Claude Code, review the changes, approve, restart Claude Code

4 → ask: "Understand how search works in the Notes app, show me the evidence, and build a similar feature for my project."

5 → swap Notes for any app and feature you want to learn from

only on software you own or are allowed to analyze, the repo says the same

save this before your next "how did they build that?" moment

[Movez @0xMovez]

REA is the most powerful thing on the internet right now

it lets your AI agent reverse-engineer any app from scratch

i connected REA to Opus 5.5 and reverse-engineered paid 10 apps that gained 13K+ installs

in this article, I reveal the full workflow: https://t.co/NB6UZqfFh9

[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

@MichaelWaitze "2 agents, 2 refunds, 0 idempotency keys" is the scariest line in that whole graphic

[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

THIS IS F*CKING INSIDER LEVEL

Claude Code agents wrecking your repo - FIXED with 3 prompts...

no plugins, no new tools, it runs in the Claude Code you already pay for

random rewrites aren't a problem anymore.

here's how to use and set up the "small team" method:

first understand how it works:

• Claude writes a one-page brief before any code, so it stops guessing
• every subagent gets one task and the exact files it's allowed to touch
• a reviewer pass checks each change against the brief before you approve

here's how to set it up in 2 minutes:

1 → open Claude Code in your project folder

2 → say: "Before writing any code, ask me 5 questions about the goal, the limits and what done means. Then write a one-page brief and wait for my OK."

3 → after you OK the brief, say: "Split the brief into tasks. One task per subagent, each with the exact files it may touch. Show me the plan first."

4 → when the agents finish, say: "Act as a strict reviewer. Check every change against the brief, list what breaks it, and don't fix anything until I approve."

5 → you approve one plan instead of fifty diffs

save this before your next agent rewrites half your repo

[Addy Osmani @addyosmani]

https://t.co/KD5BxbuZ5Q

[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

@ajs6888 fair point, prompts are only requests, for hard limits add deny rules for the files a subagent must never touch

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@alessiatechai the review step is the one everyone skips, and it's the one that saves the repo

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@lez99999 agents are great employees until nobody tells them which files are theirs

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@TekonBurns same idea scales nicely, i put the full setup on my github, link in bio

[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

this is f*cking wild

the most ignored limit in Claude Code: it only reads the first 200 lines of its memory, and everything below line 200 quietly disappears

no new apps, just one short index on top and Claude opens the right note instead of losing it

how it works:

→ one index file at the top, short enough to stay under 200 lines
→ every line points to one topic file, named after what's inside
→ Claude reads the index first and opens only the file it needs
→ the details live in the topic files, so nothing falls below the line

paste this into Claude Code in your project ↓

"Reorganize my memory:
1. Keep MEMORY.md under 200 lines.
2. One line per topic with the path to its file.
3. Move the details into topic files, one topic per file.
4. When you answer from memory, name the file you used.
Show me the plan first."

save this now, before your memory file crosses line 200

[Bober_smart @Bober_smart]

https://t.co/WRvaPXgqIa

[Vlixsi @Vlixsi]

@skunzu and haiku is the intern who found the fire first