Did you know Claude has mod support?
Check this out. Especially if you give your agents names and roles. Give them faces that display what they're doing.
The prompt to copy this setup is in the replies.
A must-have for products these days is customization through code. Users will feel a sense of accomplishment if they can enhance their own UX. Code can also help enforce permissions, critical for agents to use your product safely.
And it can evolve too! Mods have brought new life to how you can customize Claude Code.
@dickson_tsai@dickson_tsai Hey brudder. The facebar part of my plugin above isn't able to show when one of the agents is asking me a question.
Is this something yall can fix or skill issue? Claude says yall gotta do it.
Thanks <3
@oogzehzeh@LeoBuilds_ Its literally this. Most popular people are dumb because reply-guys like to correct and feel smart. So their engagement is huge.
You see this on the politics side of the algorithm especially. Some "dumb" people are even acting dumb on purpose. 🙄
@LeoBuilds_ I wouldn't want to because there is still some creative process in manual reviewing and adjusting. That's what's making it fun and engaging imo.
Did you know Claude has mod support?
Check this out. Especially if you give your agents names and roles. Give them faces that display what they're doing.
The prompt to copy this setup is in the replies.
Yep. Every time someone shows off their lil widgets, I add it as a feature to my Windows taskbar replacement app.
And likewise, if i were to show off my windows taskbar replacement app, someone else would probably add it as a feature to some kind of larger windows harness theme app theyve been building.
Everyone stealing each other's stuff and customizing their desktops and workflows and I think it's pretty cool. Open source future, but way harder to make money on anything.
I've created a /visualization skill that when attached to a prompt has an agent spawn 2 subagents to judge its work when completed. It does 3 loops of fixes and judgements (so 6 subagents total) and then wraps it all up for me. It takes screenshots of the model work within the engine.
Anyone get "Harness Paralysis?"
When you spend so much time thinking up new ways to optimize your harness, that you don't actually work on any of the creative projects you're optimizing it for?
Maybe on the coast. Move to the Midwest and rent out a couple duplexes and you're done lol
Bit of a goalpost shift, but how many of those nerds do you think invested pretty early in NVIDIA and all these other tech companies that are up 3,000% though? It was 5 dollars in 2020, now over 200. Anyone making responsible decisions with their lives and paycheck in that space are probably retiring.
This was posted because the agents invented their own morse code by manipulating CPU usage and logging the memory differences in separate, individual, micro moments.
And its fascinating as hell to anyone with a brain 🙈
Its not doomerbait. It's nerdbait. Only politics-posters are getting it twisted like you are.