Jonathan M

Web developer and AI Msc.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@linuz90 @kepano Looks really nice! Worth a test drive from my previous Baseline setup

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@usrnk1 Your work has inspired our designs. Thanks for these posts :-)!

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

🦾 Building a personal complement to fitness trackers like @HevyApp and @strongapp, starting with a week planner to track workout volume and missing body-parts.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@JohnnyNel_ Definitely, pretty bullish on tools that help with keeping context in flow

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

Mouldbook now for Claude Code:

🤖 When working with Claude Code plans and generated PRDs, annotating it with feedback beats reading the entire code output.

What's better: Claude learns from these annotations for future purposes.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

Mouldbook then renders the updated feedback 20 seconds later.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@kianbazza @bazza_ui Looks very in-flow, nicely done!

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

Day 3 of Moulding my Reader:

💻 Using it now to make Claude-generated PRD's and plans way nicer to understand (inspired by among many things, this tweet: https://t.co/vcnwOHdMFi)

[Geoffrey Litt @geoffreylitt]

Pro tip: AI code review can be an essay, not a diff!

Here's an example I showed @danshipper yesterday: a whole doc explaining a *single line code change*.

Starts with background info and intuition, ends with a quiz to check my understanding.

https://t.co/PPEzRMXatM

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

Now all papers will become glanceable.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

📖 Moulding my Reader, day 2:

I highlighted two sections of an ML paper and wrote:
"let's summarize this as a glanceable multi-label component"

I stay in app; the agents generate a <SummarizeML> component that compresses model, features, and target into one line.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

A pattern emerged: generate one-off HTML for articles, papers, PRs.

Let's take it a step further: a reader you mould as you read.

Highlight → annotate → Claude/OpenAI generates components and visuals.

Ten articles later, you've built a visual language that fits you.

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@steipete @MiniMax_AI For some reason, Clawd is trying to code everything by itself with Minimax (rather than using a subagent). Even when explicitly telling it not to, it still uses it. Any skills or advice on how to force Clawd to use e.g opencode or codex?

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@benspringwater Would love one as well! Might be time for a change from Streaks

[TfTHacker @TfTHacker]

One suggestion for Bases, @kepano it would be useful to see multiple views in tabs to quickly move between them (as opposed to opening the dropdown).

These images contrast the Obsidian way with the tab-based approach to view navigation from other apps.

If you agree, retweet 😊

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@thekitze @benjiDotSo Defo, your dashboard screencap few weeks ago is a good starting point though

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@NotionMail @NotionHQ 42

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@mmartin_joo That’s great, I have the exact same ‘DateFilter’ class! I use a static ‘fromPeriod(Period $period)’ where period encapsulates dates such as “this week”

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

I'd wonder if @raycastapp could create a shortcut to turn a particular chat into a quick link (versus copying deeplink and going through the "Create Quicklink" dialog). An optimization for us lazy bastards, but oh so lovely (unless I am missing something)

[Jonathan M @JuroNemo]

@raycastapp By making quicklinks out of “assistants” (copy deep link to AI chat), I can very easily resurface them to the root search. Works perfectly for me. ✌️😎