Been following the same model/concept with some difference (locally). I use the Opus as the orchestrator and for planning (combination of @mattpocockuk's grill-me + self made RFC/sprints skill) , and use the codex for the debugging + reviewing. @badlogicgames 's pi (on @opencode go - Kimi + Deepseek) and @cursor_ai agent cli - with auto + composer 2 (composer 2 is a beauty, given a proper plan) as IC workers.
Did something similar with the thought process of "Dynamic Code Generation for robotics for real-world tasks" and code-gen was at its core by using known skills (movement commands)
https://t.co/QtvV93Nf2U
Prototyped a system that can perform tasks from natural language commands → Planning → Code Generation → Execution
Did like the vision branch with YOLO.
Used johnny-five (@rwaldron), @mastra and @partykit_io (@threepointone) for like orchestrating the whole.
Let me try porting this to Agent SDK and add some better docs around this.
@imbktan That's what people don't seem to understand. Claude can assist you in writing code, but it can't write it all for you. You still need to know how to program.
The more I've been doing async work with opencode/codex, the more I've been using cursor. A weird workflow I've fallen into is:
- long planning/research session in cursor, the real UI feels great for this stuff
- persist the final plan to .md (even if u do everything in cursor, this still makes a difference since it flushes context. a good planning session usually puts me at ~100K+ tokens before a line of code is written)
- fire off the actual job based on the plan. If it's big enough, do it in a while loop, if not just tell codex/opencode/cursor/whatever u want to do it
The real point here is that keeping "state" for agent runs in .md files is the real magic of the ralph loops
Before AI coding agents, I'd constantly have 2 or 3 side-projects that I would struggle to finish
AI completely changed the game
Now I have 15-20 unfinished side-projects
@ajeetunc Reminded me of a post that I did couple of years ago. You might get rate limited but you can always added a sleep but I don't think you will get banned though....
https://t.co/VJ7zbQeGMZ
I saw 200 requests on the #LinkedIn and most of them seemed legit. I thought "hmmm... should I actually be clicking Accept Accept Accept... Nah I'll just write a script."
Right Click -> Inspect -> Console -> Cue Music
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