Dan Hernandez

helping early stage startups build cool AI stuff. prev @gensx_inc @pulumicorp

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@garrytan @conductor_build I did the same recently and agree. Same for the codex app. I wanted to like them both but conductor still is the best experience across the board by a solid margin.

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@rameerez It’s too bad the onus is still on the web developer to implement

That said, it’s another surface area definitely worth opening up for ai first web apps / experiences so they work well with openclaw, etc

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@CKCapitalxx Any impact based on the bitcoin drop this weekend? I have a large position and not looking forward to another big red day after Friday.

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@jxnlco Out of curiosity why go Schwab vs interactive brokers? They seem a little more tech friendly

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@OmidMogasemi Personal usage -> Wispr

API -> whisper v3 turbo via groq

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

I was lucky enough to work with @charlieholtz in Dec to help add support for codex in @conductor_build

What I learned:
1. They SHIP 🚢
2. Have incredible taste and hyper focus on delivering what users need
3. Super chill and fun to be around

This is an awesome opp to join a team that’s going to do big things!

[Charlie Holtz @charlieholtz]

come work with us at @conductor_build!

we're growing fast and have big plans. interfaces to orchestrate AIs are already changing how we work and we think we have a real shot at building the best one.

if you're up to moving to San Francisco send me a DM or apply below!

DAU since launch:

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

This is going to be a massive shift!

[Alexander Embiricos @embirico]

we heard you wanted faster codex 💥

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@jaredstenquist @levelsio I have also considered this for the same reason! My wife would have the same reaction 😄

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@lgrammel It would be ideal if agents run other agents as tools in the ai sdk. And even better if it is compatible with workflow dev kit as well. I’m missing that compatibility when building a production system at the moment

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@rauchg @vercel This! https://t.co/wQXk3aZfJ7

[darren @darrenjr]

@0xblacklight @aisdk @lgrammel this would be the dream api

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@darrenjr @0xblacklight @aisdk @lgrammel 💯 this would be amazing. I’m working on implementing an agent implementation in ai sdk that essentially can do this

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@rauchg @vercel The basic idea is the ability to treat cc like you would any other model with some added capabilities

And probably leveraging the agent abstraction, workspaces, and workflows sdk

Either one of these would be awesome:

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

This is why products like @conductor_build make sense

Innovative ux and ability to go between harnesses (cc and codex atm)

[Kyle Corbitt @corbtt]

"harnesses are not model-agnostic" is sad but very true. Lots of downstream implications, like:

- first-party agents (claude code, codex, antigravity) work better than generic agents (cursor)
- swapping models is hard in practice. If progress stalls people will stop doing it. https://t.co/bX8mmJaaYx

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

@mattpocockuk If you’re into claude code @conductor_build is worth checking out

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

also the inverse of 1 could be really useful too... i.e. fork off a workspace to take it down a different path

(perhaps to add a small feature in parallel to the same branch, or to do a little experiment that won't pollute the original workspace)

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

tried @conductor_build for the first time today... wow!

this might be my new daily driver over cc / codex / cursor, etc

it's a nice balance between a cli / ide, with the option to jump into either as needed

and it's almost too easy going from idea to merged pr with the github integration (it's in a diff league compared to other tools)

bravo @charlieholtz

[Dan Hernandez @danfhernandez]

that said, here are a couple ideas/nits that popped up in my first session that might be worth considering:

1. ability to merge workspaces so many changes can be worked on in parallel that ultimately end up in the same pr vs pr for each

2. when viewing file diff, keep the list on the right so I don't have to move all the way to the other side to change files

2a. make it so the diff view is scrollable to see all files so I don't even have to click the separate files :)

[GitHub @github]

We’re testing something 🧪

GitHub Copilot CLI is now in public preview. Build, debug, and deploy with GitHub Copilot coding agent without leaving your terminal.

Try it out and tell us what you think 👇
https://t.co/ZPexOhsII4

[Evan Boyle @_Evan_Boyle]

Gave an AI agent a shopping list.
A minute later… my Instacart cart was full.

No Selenium. No Playwright. No external browser process.

Just Genie, our open-source Chrome extension that lets LLMs drive any website from inside the browser with jQuery powered by @gensx_inc