Akhi

Helping teams ship faster with AI-native development. Building — deployment tool made for agentic developers (deploy in any cloud, be it AWS, GCP, ...)

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Did you like the new cursor update?

I'm kind of liking what I'm seeing. A fresh look, but it introduced new ways to manage the harness.

#cursor

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

@orcdev @X Try to add these and mix -n-match combinations from these

- one of your $200 towards Cursor
- and add a $100 command code subscription

Command Code is doing a great job in gathering the taste of my tech decisions, refactoring, and spike to epic conversion

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

How has AI changed your day-to-day workflow?

Where are you incorporating AI:

• Coding (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot)?
• Product planning and PRDs?
• Task management?
• Testing and debugging?
• Deployments and DevOps?
What's one thing you or your organization do differently today compared to a year ago?

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Weather news headlines of Europe are Global! but why?

What is it they are trying to say?

Is it:
1. Europeans can’t handle 35+ Celsius?
2. Europe should never face such harsh conditions?
3. Or are they finally accepting their play in global warming?

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Developers buy $4,000 laptops

to run $200/month in AI tools

to build products that make $0

I see this as an investment. What do you think?

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

@SimonHoiberg If you care about where your code lives, then what about your research notes you feed into AI?

The knowledge and skill you hold to generate code are even more precious.

There are self-hosted alternatives to GitHub, like Gitea! But not for tools like https://t.co/O0W4g6SU4a

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

You don't need vibes — watch whether the AI follows your style, stops repeating mistakes, and picks up from your repo files.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Sub-agents are great for modular tasks. For tightly coupled code changes, one thread with a good plan usually beats many small agents.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Attaching every file upfront usually hurts more than it helps. Keep pointers in context and let the AI load files when needed.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Don't rely on chat history alone. Save plans and decisions in your repo so the next Cursor or Claude Code session can catch up fast.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Context can poison itself — wrong facts, bloated chat, conflicting rules. Here's how to spot it and fix it.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

The AI reads the start and end best. Put your rules up top, your current task at the bottom — and skip the prose walls.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Five habits that keep your AI context tidy: pick files, summarize, order well, split work, and format clearly.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

AGENTS.md is like a cheat sheet for AI tools in your repo. Clear commands, simple rules, under 300 lines — that's the sweet spot.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Your AI juggles rules, code, tools, chat, and project files in one window. Here's why packing in too much backfires.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Prompt tricks aren't enough. This series shows beginners how to set up context in Cursor and Claude Code so the AI stays on track.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

@Akasheth_ I was not expecting google to be the one.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

The demand for self-hosted AI is no longer a niche trend.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

Skip the endless videos. The official docs get you running quickly.

[Akhi @_kanaidu]

The local AI stack keeps improving. It's becoming a serious option for development teams.