Ariane 5's first flight (4 June 1996) failed after 37 seconds on software reused from Ariane 4; @IPXExchange's KPI-Gated Escrow wants evidence per stage: the USDC budget waits, the platform approves that milestone's evidence, then that payment is released.
Don’t be the one catching up on everyone else’s stories the next day! 👀 Be there, feel the energy and make the memories yourself!
@soulmannoc has the message for you: Area Codes Jam is THE place to be! 🔥
📍 Legon City Mall
📅 Saturday, November 21, 2026
⏰ 2 PM
🎟️ FREE ENTRY!
Don’t just watch the fun unfold. Be part of it! #AreaCodesJam2026 #YFMGhana
Before you blame Opus 5.5, try these 15 official Claude Code commands
15 built-ins most people never type:
less babysitting → parallel agents → faster loops
the full cheat sheet ↓
01 /goal → keep working until a condition is true
https://t.co/97GPmNFQnN
02 /batch → split one big change across parallel agents
https://t.co/bkrs39r5cJ
03 /subtask → hand off a side task with the full context
https://t.co/URJuGHbSOr
04 /deep-research → get a cited research report
https://t.co/OxLVQTCtfQ
05 /design → draft editable artboards
https://t.co/LRamfuWHWd
06 /plan → plan first, edit after you approve
https://t.co/ucUwy1r7Dm
07 /memory → edit what it remembers in CLAUDE.md
https://t.co/nohpoO5pEV
08 /compact → free up context, keep the key decisions
https://t.co/CCIXrCQtxt
09 /branch → try another direction without losing this one
https://t.co/LRamfuWHWd
10 /rewind → roll back to an earlier checkpoint
https://t.co/c1e3PjAAEi
11 /mcp → manage and reconnect your tools
https://t.co/0sfEdAl85C
12 /loop → repeat a check while the session runs
https://t.co/Xf50UfHGdP
13 /schedule → run routines in the cloud
https://t.co/rlkaZUuOOI
14 /simplify → clean up changed code with 4 parallel reviewers
https://t.co/LRamfuWHWd
15 /remote-control → continue this session from your phone
https://t.co/fvGaSrZm8T
start here: /plan → /goal → /simplify
Then read the full Graph Engineering guide below ↓
Aaron Lipski, Milwaukee Fire Department chief and RightCount state advisor, speaks with Declare about his experience volunteering during election season and how he connects with fellow locals about the process.
this is f***ing gold...
Lauren Tan and Matt Palmer from SpaceXAI shared their agent setup:
use these 4 roles to manage bot instructions, coding tasks and content approvals:
→ Lauren Tan(@poteto) - Engineering
> Dr. Eggbot [agent-audit.prompt]
audits authorized bot instructions, skills, task traces and recurring jobs
> finds overlapping roles, missing skills and unnecessary polling
> replays representative tasks to check proposed changes
> returns configuration changes, evidence and rollback steps
checks that couldn’t run stay listed
> Matcha [engineering-lead.prompt]
reads the project brief, repo rules and available tools. defines each assignment with:
owner / files / dependencies / acceptance_checks
> requires the execution commands, exit codes and observed results
> returns proposed PRs, supporting evidence and blockers
→ Matt Palmer (@mattyp) - Marketing
> Marketing Review [marketing-review.prompt]
checks the draft against the audience, channel and editorial rules
Each substantive edit includes:
original / revision / rule / rationale
preserves the intended meaning, flags unsupported claims and returns questions that need review.
> Social Media Review [social-review.prompt]
reads Slack requests and authorized Typefully context. checks:
account / posting_time / assets / duplicate_drafts
prepares revised copy and a proposed schedule. Matt’s approval is required before scheduling or publishing.
returns the draft, proposed time and approval status.
Use one result format:
artifact / evidence / status / next_action
record PASS / FAIL / NOT_RUN for each required check
keep the task status separate: verified / blocked / needs_review
next_action names the person or bot responsible and the decision still needed
this gives the next owner the output, its supporting evidence and a clear next step
Save this to make agent results easier to review ↓