Ev Haus

Working on @thorHQ_ & @ZenhubHQ. Open source at @globex.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

Make a habit of always suggesting an improvement when offering criticism.

Suggesting a new idea is much harder, but it takes the team a step forward towards a better solution. Offering only criticism is simply taking a step backwards by removing one of the options.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@leerob Do you have some tips of what should and shouldn't go in the AGENTS.md file?

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

Things are moving really fast at Thor now. I'm no longer:
- Manually logging tickets
- Grouping things into epics
- Building roadmaps for my leadership team
- Refining the backlog tasks
- Auditing where my team is spending time

Thor is handling this entirely, with much greater accuracy than I've ever had before. Give it a try for free at https://t.co/Wv3HHpHvJF while it's still in early access!

[Thor @thorHQ_]

Engineering teams are moving faster than ever.

Coding agents, AI-assisted reviews, same-day deploys. The execution layer has genuinely accelerated.

But the coordination layer hasn't kept up.

Someone still needs to know who's working on what. Someone still needs to catch the commitment that was made on a call and never written down. Someone still needs to notice when a Slack thread went quiet without an answer.

As teams got leaner and faster, that work didn't disappear. It just got harder to see, and easier to drop.

That's why we built Thor.

Thor is an AI Project Manager for high-velocity engineering teams. It connects to the tools your team already uses: meetings, Slack, your project tracker. It handles the coordination work proactively. Not when you remember to ask. When it notices something needs to happen.

We'll be sharing what we're building and why over the coming weeks. Follow along.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@ericzakariasson Overall pretty good but it's too eager to do things without asking. Opus does a better job of following code standards without you having to ask it to do so. Composer still tends to write too much overly defensive code even though it doesn't exist in the codebase.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@rexan_wong Funny. I had the exact opposite reaction. The website looks so plain and uninspiring but the app design itself is very modern and polished.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@jarredsumner What would you need to see to go from "pretty high confidence" to "exceptionally high confidence"?

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@zeeg That's fair.

I'm noticing that, due to AI, devs can now do a lot more, and therefore the surface area they own is greater, and therefore the frequency of those types of deep technical discussions is increasing.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

Stop stitching together GitHub + Linear + Slack + Google just to get a daily briefing. @thorHQ_ does that in one place — and now it connects to Cursor & Claude via MCP. 4-10x faster. Lower token usage. Better quality results. Try it for free today!

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@INTERIORPORN1 It's lovely but all I can think about is having to spend 2 hours a day watering the plants.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@hatem_hosny_ I don't understand this criticism. Think of Bun's userland features as optional libraries. If you don't like them -- don't use them.

Personally I love the idea of needing fewer third-party dependencies which are prone to various security attacks and bundle bloat. Choice is good!

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@jarredsumner HMR for web servers has seen a bunch of regressions in the 1.3.13 release. Sometimes just stops working. Hope it gets a bit of love from the team.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@warpdotdev Maybe someone fork it now and remove all the AI bloat and just give me the original, minimal, fast Warp terminal I used to love.

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@CTVVancouver I don't know the details of this case but even if this person wasn't the one who committed the murder, is 6 years really enough of a deterrent? Canadian sentencing for violent criminals seems broken.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@greendragonhq @tomselliott This is a good read if you want answers to those exact questions: https://t.co/ZgYTbDFdI0

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@bunjavascript Hot take: using isolation for tests masks bad quality code. If your tests pass with isolation on but fail with isolation off -- you should fix your code instead of using isolation. It's likely a sign that you're leaking memory, or making unnecessary global state changes.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@Dallas_Brodie Thank you for your service and bravery

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@cursor_ai But I can in the dedicated "agents" window... 🤔 And "worktrees" is selectable here, but not in the Cursor agent right-hand panel.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@cursor_ai Why can't I select "Cloud" in this dropdown anymore?

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@tobi Nearly impossible with the current government and electoral system.

[Ev Haus @EvHaus]

@cursor_ai This feature alone is why I think the majority of AI coding will be cloud-based