before I ship a page I paste the URL and let it run a pass: load, links, navigation, forms, mobile, console, basic SEO.
it comes back with issues sorted by severity, each one with a fix. no dashboard to learn.
this is a live run on https://t.co/gXoLmRfeNW
My scout bot sends me up to 12 fresh posts to reply to, a few times a day.
Each one comes with the author's follower count, how many minutes old it is, and an angle from my own projects.
I write every reply by hand. The bot only finds the conversation.
How do you find posts worth replying to?
Day 12: I think in Spanish and post in English. I read every post here in English before it goes out.
If English isn't your first language, do you write in it or translate?
I built a Grok bot that reviews my pull requests for security.
It runs Semgrep and Trivy on the before and after, and only blames the PR for what the PR actually added.
First real run on my site: PASS.
Zero new issues.
But it also flagged a critical advisory in a dependency that was already there.
Fixing that next.
Day 11: Most bad agent PRs start with a prompt that's too big. One small task, clear acceptance criteria, tests first.
What's the biggest task you'd hand an agent in one go?
Using the right words can drastically improve the results you get from your agents, which is why I built a vocabulary of 244 terms for https://t.co/ItfxHzSjMc.
If a term is used in a lesson, it gets a dotted underline. You can hover to see its definition or click to see a demo.
I've just finished filming the most ambitious course of my career.
It starts November 9th, and runs for 2 weeks.
It's everything you need to build your company's software factory.
Everyone's talking about how to go FASTER with agents.
That's really, really easy. Loops, YOLO mode, dark factory.
That's a recipe for a slop cannon. No serious organisation is going to trust a factory like that.
So, you need to slow down to speed up.
What's the first pedal your driving instructor showed you? Not the accelerator.
Once you put the brakes on your agent - to constrain it and increase its output quality - you can start to trust it.
The best brakes? Good ol' software fundamentals. Here's what we cover:
- Automated Review
- Codebase Design
- DDD & Ubiquitous Language
- Mutation Testing
- Feedback Loops
From there, the course accelerates. We show you a working factory and build your system design skills. We even plan your infra with you.
You'll walk out with a software factory spec, ready to hand to an agent.
And you won't be learning alone. You'll have a massive community with you, learning along.
We actually opened sales on Monday. It's already on track to be BY FAR the biggest course of my career.
Want to join in? Here's the link below:
https://t.co/QAsWNp075r