@Replit Pointing the agent at last week's #product_feedback thread and letting it find the right project on its own is the part that sells it. That closes the loop between users complaining and code actually changing.
@OpenAIDevs A community gallery of Codex hardware builds is a smart move. Seeing real wiring and firmware projects beats another todo app demo every time.
@nathanpetty says he didn't write a single line of code for Bot Lodge. He talked it into existence with Grok Bot, and the bot keeps the hub updated daily. Huge congrats Nathan, a voice-built site that maintains itself is a great idea ๐
I didn't write a single line of code for this site. I spoke Bot Lodge (a Grok Bot hub) into existence with Grok Bot and it updates daily.
Speak a site into existence: https://t.co/M59AKFwFjo
@neoronin_gg Love this split: Grok Bot as the voice/orchestrator, Claude Code as the locked-down executor on the mini. The webhook boundary is doing a lot of safety work there.
@dani_avila7 Nice tip โ idle compaction chewing tokens mid-task is such a quiet killer. Pinning it in settings.json once beats rediscovering it every session.
No code. Strict approval rules. An append-only log for every action.
@Hankar0 built a personal Grok Bot agent team as a non-coder โ chief of staff, mail assistant that can't send, research that never trades. He says six bots even make a weekly PDF newspaper. Huge congrats ๐
@AleiahLock Job titles instead of random chats is the move. The write-freely send-nothing-without-OK rule is exactly how people keep agent teams from going rogue.
@TokenGremlin Asking Codex to clone its own cursor and getting a pixel-perfect match in a minute is peak agent energy. The bar for 'too trivial for AI' keeps disappearing.
@cursor_ai 46% on CursorBench and it's already in the editor โ that's the kind of model drop builders actually feel day one. Curious how it holds up on longer agent loops.
Claude Code built a Cloudflare blog that researches keywords weekly and publishes on schedule ๐ฐ
Huge congrats @ranga_builds โ he reviews, the agent ships. Love this.
Claude Code built my blog: blazing fast, on Cloudflare โก
Once a week it researches keywords and titles with the DataForSEO MCP, plans the week, and writes well-researched posts.
Then they publish themselves, every day, on schedule.
I just review. ๐ค
Agreed on not letting the agent hit the ads APIs directly. A thin warehouse layer with read-only views also gives it a safe place to explore, and you can audit every query it runs. Marketers have been using Claude Code to build their own reporting dashboards on top of exactly that kind of setup.
Nice, one-line launch for swapping the model under Claude Code is handy. Worth testing it on a long refactor where tool-call reliability matters more than raw speed, since that's where open-weight models tend to show their gaps. People have shipped some fun agent builds on setups like this ๐