Antonio

Father of two boogers. Very LUCKY husband. ❤️ family, fitness and coffee.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@mattpocockuk https://t.co/rMH9uX6Qf5

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

Working with Opus 5 reminds me of a time when I worked with a really annoyingly smart Engineer, I never understood what they were saying.

I always felt dumb, but eventually realized they weren't really saying anything important.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@mattpocockuk /wait-what skill is what my brain was missing.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@businessbarista @tenex_labs @clairevo 🚀 insightful, would love to see this open sourced. Nice hook.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@mattpocockuk A skill that instructs the agent to spin up claude/codex agents using /herdr.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@mattpocockuk I have been feeling the same sentiment about the grill-me skill asking individual questions that I already mostly agree with feels unnecessary. I experimented and changed the skill to ask in groups and it’s really helped speed things up.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@kentcdodds Only trust it if it’s not yellow? JK. The first thing that came to mind is how much this sounds and feels like instrument flying a plane.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@FardeemM Yes! Similar indeed. Used trpc and had great results with agent flows.

It seemed like trpc maintenance slowed down which makes oRPC a great next candidate for folks looking for an alternate option

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

I’m still trying to learn and am curious how folks are using the tool for orchestration.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

I’ve spent a week trying @herdrdev and am almost certain it will be my default local agent orchestra harness.

I’m really enjoying the UX and for some reason it’s become easier for me to wrap my head around leveraging the tool.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

Tying in moshi into the mix has been awesome, given that it allows me to monitor and control the work from my phone.

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@steipete His lived experience is not representative of everyone else’s. He’s against it because it doesn’t work for him?

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@FarzaTV Love this, learning anything on my computer interactively! Seems like the is could be an easy replacement for product walkthroughs

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@bcherny If you squint just right NO_FLICKER reads a little differently.

[Cheng Lou @_chenglou]

3. Multi-columns magazine layout, but _responsive_ and dynamic https://t.co/imAK7FxbJI

[Antonio @antoniowrites]

@trq212 In a blank project-ask me what the goal of the workspace is — help setup the necessary plan and skills to bootstrap the workspace.

[Zain Kahn @heykahn]

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[Andrew Brown @andrewbrown]

@freeCodeCamp Claude doesn't know Claude Code itself as much as you might think, and there were so many times things did not work as expected and I was using my old school ways to pull us through it to the end.

The human still knows best.

[Andrew Brown @andrewbrown]

Just finished recording my Claude Code Essentials Course (12 hours long) Packaging it tomorrow for @freeCodeCamp

I am immediately following this course with Claude Certified Architect study course for the end of the week.

Then we are setting a date for this Claude Code bootcamp.