@RupertLowe10 Death is too lenient for these horrible disgusting people who commit these crimes, as well as those who enabled them. Death penalty, but only after inflicting the same horrors on them that they inflicted on these poor young girls!
AI is shipping code faster than we can review it.
PRs stack up. Architecture decisions get buried. You're juggling 5 projects and can't remember where you left off.
I built a Claude skill that fixes this.
engineering-doc-generator turns any PR, architecture, or system design into a visual explainer. Sidebar nav, SVG diagrams, color-coded callouts. 🧵
What you get:
→ Dark-themed HTML file, single file
→ SVG diagrams generated from your description
→ Real data only — no invented stats, ever
→ Works offline, share anywhere
Free. Open source. MIT.
Works with Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf.
@hwchase17 Loving the updates to everything Langchain is doing, but it’s getting so hard to keep up.
Do you think it makes sense to have a page where you type in what you are doing and an AI tells you how you can use Langchain/langsmith products to do what you’re building?
Built some crazy agentic self running company loops with openClaw.
It was doing so much autonomously that I had to shut it down at night because it legit scared me.
I was over engineering openClaw dashboards. All you need is Obsidian + Notion + OpenClaw + a basic health checker.
I know have a pretty reliable agentic workforce with easy visibility in what they’re working on.
Built this as an open-source skill for OpenClaw.
If you're running local AI agents and want them to actually coordinate:
clawhub install async-queue
Takes 2 minutes. Works across multiple agents out of the box.
5/5
Built something weird today.
One AI agent tells another: "check the build in 2 hours"
Two hours later — it wakes up, does it, reports back.
No cron job. No polling. No me following up.
Agents scheduling agents.
1/5
Why this matters more than it sounds:
Most agent frameworks treat agents like functions — you call them, they return.
But real work is async. Things need to happen later, in sequence, across agents.
This is the missing coordination layer.
4/5
@scottbuscemi Mostly apps for myself and my friends right now.
Will definitely share if I have something more public :)
I’ve made an LLM based journaling system for myself.
For my friends I made a shared list (a notion dashboard of sorts) but with LLM integration so adding things is easy
@scottbuscemi Really trying, it’s getting so hard to even keep up.
I’ve kept an hour of the day just to go through the latest X posts and see how I can use them