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@jacksunny18 Yes, once I knew what to look for. On mobile the route changed, but the phone layout hid the new draft until a saved chat existed. Now I run the tests at phone screen size too, so it can't hide again.
After 5 months of building my app solo with AI agents, here's my exact split: what I hand off, what I pair on, and the few things I never delegate. Plus the 3-question test I use for every task. https://t.co/bKVrsy9uXb
@RoundtableSpace This is huge for personal software. Building an app just for yourself and running it on your own phone feels like the start of something big.
@pixel2ai My simple one: reply to people with something useful, post about what I'm actually building, and show up every day. Consistency does most of the work.
@rileybrown This is such a useful combo. Grok Bot reading X while Claude Code keeps building means research never blocks the work. Thanks for sharing the skill!
@mattyp@bot The bot getting its own inbox is such a smart move. A separate identity makes it so much safer than sharing your own account. Great update!
@LundukeJournal Makes sense in practice. Most code has some AI help now, and the line is hard to draw. What matters is that the person who signs off on the patch owns it.
@deanwperkins Great question, and it gets bigger as agents touch real money. Per-agent spending limits plus a human approval step above a set amount feel like the practical answer today.
@gregisenberg Funny how fast the bar moves. A chatbot that remembered the last message once felt like magic. Now we're annoyed when an agent can't finish a whole feature alone.