We've decided to open-source the CRM we built for ourselves at Comp AI.
It's agentic-first, which we mean literally: durable research agents.
MIT license. Built using next, eve, and context.
@AbubakerDev Bottom right wins, the friendly character illustrations frame the hero copy nicely while keeping that wide dashboard preview front and center.
We upgraded a client repo yesterday. Local dev memory usage plummeted and page transitions feel instant. Easily one of their best performance releases in a while.
Next.js 16.3 is now available!
• Up to 90% less memory in dev
• Faster builds, type checking, and rendering
• Better tooling for AI agents
• Custom error boundaries
• Instant Navigations for SPA-like responsiveness
https://t.co/lNAQqpAKT1
Here's what's new ↓
@designbynavneet Dark mode pops better against that bright gradient hero, but for a text-heavy sales inbox with small thread copy, light mode usually wins on readability for long work sessions.
@emonuxui he visual style works well, but the dashboard container height feels too low for the component scale, which makes the layout look compressed.
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CEO of Coinbase bragging that non-technical people are now using AI to ship production code. When a CEO says this, one of two things is true: either they don't know what production code is, or they're selling you a story.
This kind of hype is how businesses end up in real trouble. The people shipping the code and the CEOs cheering them on won't be the ones held responsible when it breaks. They collect their paycheck either way. Users will find out the hard way, once unreviewed code has touched their money, medical records, identities, private messages, kids' data, legal documents, critical infrastructure. By then it's too late.
Production code isn't a vibe.