Bill Gloff

Building @GetPropLedger • Organizer @ReactJSChicago & GraphQL Chicago

[Ichigo @iiiichigo_chan]

Anthropic senior engineer just dropped a free 1-hour course on building production-grade AI agent harnesses with Claude Code:

• 00:19 - how the Claude Code harness actually works
• 14:20 - CLAUDE.md & Plan Mode for long-horizon agents
• 23:38 - turning repeated workflows into reusable skills
• 44:01 - building agents and subagents with Claude
• 59:34 - agent teams, feedback loops & the Agent SDK

This 1-hour watch will replace most $500 agent engineering courses.

Watch it today, then read the guide below to build a harness that lets your agents plan, verify and recover on their own.

[Bill Gloff @billgloff]

@Jaxweah @grok YES

[Bill Gloff @billgloff]

Work with Git? Me too.

I've been using @gittower — a Git client with Superpowers. It has made me a more confident and productive developer and I think you should try it!

Use my link and get 10% off!
https://t.co/CnetpiutJn

[Ben Lang @benln]

Y Combinator's 2024 request for startups:

[Supermaven @SupermavenAI]

Supermaven is joining Cursor! https://t.co/kbZvK2ZKbS

[John Rush @johnrush]

The Era of AI Agents began 🫥

I don't know if I'm terrified or excited.

see for yourself 🧵:

[Min Choi @minchoi]

It's only been just a day since Anthropic dropped Computer Use.

And people can't stop getting creative with it to do your work.

10 wild examples:

[José Valim @josevalim]

Fresh from the oven! You can now deploy your notebooks as applications, directly to your infrastructure, with one click: https://t.co/Jw1ZbPomeB

If you want to learn more about using Elixir and Livebook to write internal tools at your job, check out: https://t.co/EQ8WBXPCe2

[Chris McCord @chris_mccord]

New Demo: Pawsitively – LLM content moderation API in 50 LOC, including the entire Phoenix app. Plus a LiveView front-end to play with it.

Implemented and deployed entirely as a livebook! 🧵

[Christian Alexander @RootCert]

@crbelaus and @odarriba launched an exciting Elixir package called ErrorTracker. I made a quick video showing how easy it is to use!

If you build web apps on the beam, you should check it out.

#MyElixirStatus

https://t.co/YTl35iMPj9

[Lars Wikman @lawik]

I wrote up one of the most exciting bits of Tigris' platform for Object Storage in my eyes. And I put some seeds in there for why I think this is novel, exciting and powerful. I'm curious if you see the same potential. Includes Livebook.

https://t.co/i52M0G33JP
#myelixirstatus

[Erlang Solutions @ErlangSolutions]

Watch Chris McCord and Kimberly Erni explain the most challenging problems they've solved and how Elixir helped them do it. 🙌

Explore how we can help you achieve success with Elixir ➡️ https://t.co/wuVGWJk77u

#Elixir #ElixirCommunity #myelixirstatus

[Alex Koutmos @akoutmos]

It's been a while since Unplug has had a release but 1.1.0 is now up on Hex https://t.co/EYZs3pBR9F.

I use this in every single production application to help filter out /healthcheck and /metrics calls from the logs. Your DevOps folks will thank you 😁

#MyElixirStatus

[Thomas Brewer @th3mus1cman]

@catalinmpit Here is a good list too. https://t.co/Dk2Vxw36VI

[Catalin @catalinmpit]

Just use Postgres for everything.

[Michał Śledź @mickel8v2]

Elixir WebRTC 0.3.0 🎉

💧support for inbound simulcast
💧support for MediaStreams
💧refactored API for configuring PeerConnection
💧Broadcaster (WHIP/WHEP server) improvements

Read the full changelog: https://t.co/1KTTfIKnxE

#webrtc

[Livebook @livebookdev]

New Livebook Release! 🎉

Livebook 0.13: expose an HTTP API from your notebook

https://t.co/aBoRy5vFTg

[Andrés C Alejos @ac_alejos]

If you're looking to move away from Postman look no further (especially @elixirlang devs)!

Watch me take advantage of a lot of new features to show how easy it is to test APIs through Merquery.

You don't want to miss this!

You can find the repo here: https://t.co/GSA8pFKjGn

[Bill Gloff @billgloff]

Arc is a pretty awesome browser. If you haven't checked it out yet, here's the link for it:

https://t.co/yWA7qDK3pJ

[Adam Kirk @atomkirk]

In @elixirlang , I've started using `for` in place of `with` when I want to discard the result if there's no match. Also kind of nice since you can just throw in conditionals without having to match `true <-`