evren

product & design. building

[evren @evrendom]

rudel just launched on product hunt 🚀

we analyzed 1,573 claude code sessions and found:
-> skills fire in only 4% of sessions
-> 26% get abandoned within 60 seconds
-> error patterns in the first 2 mins predict failure
-> how much we're spending in tokens (a lot)

we turned it into a dashboard for your whole team

free, open source, self-hostable

👇 https://t.co/gkEQXIhabB

[evren @evrendom]

@signulll i've heard that they love being a master of excel and competing a excel competitions

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@harjtaggar ergo design thinking

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@HarryStebbings @nico_laqua im all for 996ish working, but this? man if god needed one day of rest in the week, maybe you do too

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@Mappletons block them in your lints

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@dessaigne this is the way and we found that managing and improving agent skills across a team to be a way of making team's ouput 10x https://t.co/idwxVJrKAg

[evren @evrendom]

https://t.co/N6MK4CxxQ7

[evren @evrendom]

agent skills are going to matter way more than people think.

a new research paper by microsoft validated a lot of the direction behind nua.

if you think about it, skills are just compact knowledge about procedures:

- how we test
- how we structure code
- how we design ui elements
- how we investigate incidents
- how we ship safely
etc.

and the paper treats skill files as trainable infrastructure.

that's exactly the shift i’m building for.

a skill file is no longer just a .md file sitting in a repo.

it becomes something you can measure, edit, test, reject, improve, promote based on the actual sessions where that skill was used.

and today most teams even don’t know:

- which skills exist
- where they live
- which skills an agent used successfully (or not)
- who tweaked a skill locally
- whether that tweak helped
- whether that tweak should become the team standard

and that’s the gap i’m focused on with nua.

make skills visible.
make skills measurable.
make skills compound.

my bet is that engineering will become less about writing code directly and more about managing the context and skills around the code.

and i think most coding agent tools are still approaching this from the old world:

code first.
context second.

cursor, windsurf, claude code, codex, conductor, etc. are all incredible tools but their center of gravity is still the code editor.

that comes from assumptions that made sense a few years ago but not anymore.

nua starts from a different assumption:

the real leverage will be in the context layer the agents work from. code matters a whole less today and not at all tomorrow.

sign up for nua beta to try it firsthand. 🧵

[evren @evrendom]

https://t.co/edfHTlS7Ci

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@kylejeong nice man. may i can make it more accessible with my tool https://t.co/idwxVJrKAg

[evren @evrendom]

@alokbishoyi97 thx for the inspo, will build this within https://t.co/idwxVJrKAg

[evren @evrendom]

@RhysSullivan KEF LSX II LT

[evren @evrendom]

as much i love jony ive’s work at apple but you just cant compare this to this macchina.

imho, you shouldn’t design a car that way with such heritage and the racer spirit of enzo ferrari as if you were a designer of a californian tech company. every problem should not look like a nail… it’s just tacky for a ferrari.

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@koylanai damn ill try implementing this in the thing that i build https://t.co/idwxVJrKAg

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@SmolMacApp https://t.co/NInU4j1lOt

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@majamediaco https://t.co/DQirZWnb60

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@Jia_builder .so is cool too

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@davidsenra @RickRubin after rick rubin there’s only steve jobs that serve as a role model for me

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@efftome used https://t.co/XDgeVyB9s1 prior to figma around 5 yrs ago. first tool i used was GIMP

[evren @evrendom]

@dbmikus @simonlast ha we do that too, lets chat (https://t.co/idwxVJrKAg)

[evren @evrendom]

@simonlast this is one where i see many ppl lack, especially across teams. so we built https://t.co/idwxVJrKAg to solve that in a way that doesnt slow one down. starting with agent skills