Katrina Laszlo

Co-Founder @ Tanso · Monetization for AI & SaaS · 10 yrs product/growth · Writing about AX (agent experience)

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@akshay_pachaar I wonder when humans won't need to even look at code anymore. Just make strategic decisions and review the final product for feedback.

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

I'd been making sessions talk through git, one commits and the other reads the diff. Glad it's a real feature now!

[ClaudeDevs @ClaudeDevs]

New in Claude Code: your sessions can now message each other.

Instead of having to re-explain yourself in another session, you can now tell Claude to do it. It sends a summary (not your history or files), and the other session picks it up mid-task.

[ClaudeDevs @ClaudeDevs]

New in Claude Code: your sessions can now message each other.

Instead of having to re-explain yourself in another session, you can now tell Claude to do it. It sends a summary (not your history or files), and the other session picks it up mid-task.

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@forgebitz First you gotta put it on the cloud and sell it as a service.

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@anupamrjp I made a skill that builds a user application to test out your technical product by using it. https://t.co/9aFUBL14ot

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@omarvvvr You gotta put it on the cloud and sell it as a service.

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@_andresjasso @mercury Lol

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@BrenBuilds What do you mean?

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@CryptoAgorist99 @thdxr People act like code 3 years ago had zero bugs.

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

Do they? I'm a PM "vibe coder" with technical friends, and I know Claude code isn't perfect. When it comes to devs, I wonder if sometimes love for the craft and ownership can get in the way of productivity. Yes you need to understand what's coded, but Claude might just prefer a different approach you're less familiar with. I wonder if forcing another path sometimes leads to that "crappy vibe coded slop".

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@boristane Woo congrats!

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@boristane Agreed

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@heymingwei @boristane I feel personally victimized. 👀

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@boristane It's hysterical I was "CEO" of a college startup.

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

Hey all (all 25 of you)! Thanks for letting me spam you with the random tools I build. I figured I should probably share my actual product, Tanso.

We recently made the full billing and entitlements product open source.

If you’re building a solo project or work on the application or billing side of engineering, I’d love your honest feedback: Would you use it? Why or why not?

Not a developer? Mind tagging someone who works on applications or billing? I’m trying to get more eyes on it, and the more critical and honest the feedback, the better.

https://t.co/Dofrup94L8

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

Point "crash-dummy" at your repo and it takes your product on a test drive before it breaks in production. Most review tools read your code, which misses what actually breaks when someone tries to integrate and run your product.

It builds a "crash-dummy" per customer persona (a synthetic client app), then drives your product through integration and real user flows to catch pitfalls before customers hit them.

I use it for Tanso before changes that impact user flows, and wanted to share with others to try out.

https://t.co/7TCyqnYkxK

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

@anupamrjp https://t.co/hkYlfqHwV1 - free and open source

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

Building a CLI tool or agent skill? Give it a glowup. ✨ https://t.co/3pMzDDV4p9

I wanted a Claude Code skill for terminal design, but everything out there focused on app UI, so I made one.

How it works:
🎨 glowup adapts established product-design principles to CLIs, developer tools, and agent skills: hierarchy, actionable errors, honest progress.
🪄 It captures a Before, proposes an After, and doesn't touch your code until you approve.

👩‍💻 Who it's for: For devs, design engineers, and anyone who cares about the experience of a CLI.

npx skills add katrinalaszlo/glowup -g

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

It shows what's costing you, recommends a safe cuts (based on which skills have actually fired in your session logs), and lets you choose what to set aside for later. All reversible. https://t.co/L8ZuWE9sLG

[Katrina Laszlo @Katlaszlo]

Your coding agent might be loading ~25k tokens before you type a word.

Mine needed to debloat. Try it out and lmk what you think!

npx debloat