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@takesi123777 Hey. Sorry to ask, but could you slide into my DMs? I've been trying to hit you up but my messages aren't going through for some reason..🙄
@ClaudeDevs Lost count of how many times I had to manually rewrite prompts and model names… now it’s finally simple like it should be. Huge thanks for looking out for devs! Keep it up 🙌
You've prob heard of the Mandela Effect. Picked up his book a month ago and really loved it, esp the part about forgiveness letting go of resentment might be the strongest step toward inner freedom.
Built an ai messenger where one bot talks to other agents for you.
Kept asking myself: why tf do i need 10 ai tools open at once?
i just wanted to ask for a bag on amazon and add a meeting to google calendar - same chat, no tab switching, no copy-paste hell.
you talk to one ai, it figures out which agent to hit behind the scenes.
examples:
- “find me a men’s bag under $100” → hits a shopping agent, pulls options, replies
- “add a meeting tomorrow 3pm” → connects to google calendar, done
hardest part wasn’t the ai - it was making the routing invisible.
users shouldn’t have to think about agents at all.
A few things I learned building this:
1. Agent handoff is harder than it looks: The orchestrator needs enough context to pick the right agent, but you can't send everything everywhere.
2. Latency kills the magic: If the response takes 8 seconds because it's hopping between agents, it stops feeling like a conversation.
3. People don't want "agents" — they want answers: Nobody cares that Google Calendar API was called. They care that the meeting got added.
Still early, but I'd love feedback from this community. What other agents/integrations would you want in something like this?
I analyzed a lot of Web3 job listings and something about crypto salaries surprised me. Over the past weeks. I’ve been looking at a lot of Web3 job listings and salary reports because I was trying to understand how much people are actually earning in this space. And honestly… the numbers are all over the place. For example I noticed: Some Solidity developers earning less than traditional frontend devs. Community managers in some projects earning more than engineers. Remote crypto jobs paying 3–4x what similar roles pay locally. Huge differences between bull market and bear market hiring. It made me realize something: Web3 salary transparency is still kind of messy compared to traditional tech. In Web2 you can check Glassdoor, https://t.co/jZS6KMP5s0, etc. But in crypto it’s harder to know what’s realistic.
#Web3 #CryptoJobs #SalaryTransparency #Web3Careers #CryptoHiring
I pulled up to a house today on my route. Big porch. Two cars. American flag out front. Looked like someone had it figured out.
The woman who answered the door had dark circles under her eyes. She signed for the package without making eye contact and said “sorry, long week.”
It is Tuesday.
Nobody’s Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, or X shows you the Tuesday. 😔
Im a solo dev and wanted to share some screenshots to get your thoughts on the atmosphere in my game!!??
FPS survival-horror soulslike TERRORSTORM: Ground Zero, wishlist now! https://t.co/crzVR2wdmV
@TwoPillarsGames sub guys