Expo is moving fast and is skating to where the puck is going (sorry, I play too much hockey every week to not use that analogy). Expo Simulators are really impressive.
@simonecanciello No, fuck all of you using this shit.
Some fake AI influencer cannot stake their reputation to back the product, so why would anyone trust it?
No stake, no trust, no sales.
So I just fed my entire full raw work archive into a swarm of Opus + Gemini agents to build 30 open-source SEO skills based on my most private internal data and transcripts:
- 10+ hours of recorded SEO calls & strategy sessions
- 130+ recorded https://t.co/VIh6P7FEFL videos
- daily SEO & git journals across my own products
- 500+ link-building campaigns from https://t.co/fiqqEJPjZ6
- cold-tested against a live Next.js 16 sandbox before shipping
1-command install for Claude Code, Cursor & Codex:
npx skills add Illyism/seo-skills
full breakdown + workflows: https://t.co/9OdVqAQ5AW!
People are charging $2,000/mo right now to connect Claude Code to your GitHub repo and "do AI SEO" for you lol
So I open-sourced all 12 of the exact SKILL.md workflows we actually run across my sites (740+ stars on GitHub now):
> npx skills add Illyism/seo-skills
What your coding agent gets in 1 command:
- seo-autopilot: daily technical checks, keyword map, comparison pages & AI answer tracking
- blog-refresher: SERP gap analysis to push #8-#20 pages into Top 3
- seo-title-optimization: CTR title & H1 rewrites from Search Console data
- customer-journey: maps the exact prompts buyers type into Google & ChatGPT
- linkdr: plans & orders real in-content DR 30-60+ backlinks right from terminal
Prompts can write all your pages for free, the only thing AI can't generate is real authority from sites that already rank!
https://t.co/7ZOsGjdJY0
Charlie and I talked about this for 2 hours one Saturday, and I've been hyped ever since.
There's nobody better to design and build a new agent-native mobile framework than @ccheever.
@colinhacks I guess that makes sense. It’d definitely not be the most powerful, flexible or intuitive path to go with. Just held out hope that somehow you could’ve made it work well from a zod abstraction layer perspective to achieve cross db migration compat
Might look into that later 🫡
New skill: /gestures
Helps you build beautiful, intuitive gestures for your app.
Adds rubber banding, velocity support for dragging, drags that carry momentum, everything I learned from building Sonner and Vaul, and more.
I’ve been using it a lot recently, you’ll love it.
The worst part about AI replies it's a negative cost to all of us on here
You squeeze out people who actually put effort to interact with others on here
For some dumb growth strategy that doesn't work anyway
TL:DR: if you're doing AI replies, you're an asshole
Sorry guys. Software engineering and programming are dead. You just need to have perfect specs, unchanging requirements, an agentic deployment framework for high frequency releasing, and engineers with good taste and judgement.