The most baffling move today. Enzo is good but not at the level that makes this team better. He's not a 10, certainly not an alternative to Foden/Cherki. He likely starts over Kovacic but neither he or Anderson are proper sixes. For £100M less, we could have gotten a decent right back, so Rico Lewis never lines up there again
I've loved QMD for my local knowledge base but got frustrated with it locking up my filesystem during updates and being slow. QMD also does a lot more than I actually want, so I created a slimmed down version
This is the feature that I so badly wanted in other harnesses that led me to building my own: the pager for reading and commenting on long agent messages
While everyone is moving to cloud agents and apps for agentic factories, I'm still a luddite using my own harness TUI, so I'll share what's been great for me.
This is Kit (https://t.co/21q5qzomiN). Inspired by Pi, using OpenTUI, and a lot functionality tailored to my workflow.
For those saying "English is the new programming language."
Option A: "Make it dark green
... no, lighter
... no, a bit less blueish
... no, a bit more pinkish
... no, a little more greyish
... no, a hint darker"
Option B: use #7DB097
Which option is likely to stick?
Some tests just make sure the happy path works, but good tests make sure the failure cases fail in the way you expect AND that any engineer who comes into the codebase after you will not fuck up your functionality with zero context of it because if they do, tests will fail
Our engineering team accomplishes the impossible almost every day at Thirty Madison. And because they love going above and beyond, they just launched a blog sharing the behind-the-scenes of engineering here. Check it out: https://t.co/H6JdQC8J1X