5.6 sol + Codex is AGI
In 24 hours I built my own Figma clone and custom MCP.
Then told Codex: “Import this Dribbble design as native frames/layers, add motion design + mobile responsiveness, and turn it into a Next.js site.”
It executed perfectly.
Then used the Vercel MCP to deploy it.
Live here: https://t.co/GmDKaDCrXX
Uncle bob doesn’t read code.
The 73 year old, author of one of the most popular coding books ever, Clean Code, doesn’t read code from agents
This is the way to code now. Testing, curating & verifying is the most important part
You’re not behind an old boomer in adopting ai right?
Progress on my new floating action button library for Expo & React Native! ✨
You can drag and drop it anywhere on screen, with smart snapping to edges or corners. The menu inside automatically adapts and stays aware of its position.
This is common and happens a lot more than people think already. And the mistake is thinking it costs X in tokens. With the pro subscriptions you get insane usage. And one look at how often codex resets are happening... GG
Someone replaced my SaaS with 2-3 days of dev work
I have heaps of thoughts about this
But the biggest one is that this is a perfect example of poor customer fit
@harro_sc It says 1 engineer and with the pro AI subscriptions cost is just time. It was free to clone this SaaS due to how much usage and tokens you can get with the subs. For ex: in raw api costs codex would have cost me 15k last month. Guess how much I actually spent. Thats just 1 sub.
@TruongTomato@jurree Idea so easy to build get ready for dozens of similar apps, distribution and marketing is the only thing that matters with simple apps I thought you guys knew that. Models are too good now.
Switched to codex and gpt-5.6 sol because the desktop app and models are just infinitely better. I thought I would miss the claude code CLI or the cursor chat window but this is another level. The only thing missing imo is better multi-chat view support.