hey, I made this for your agent: https://t.co/qxsFBoX4yP
It's a CLI/skill that your agent uses to keep copies of code it references, locally. OSS deps, private repos, or other folders
Has anyone else spent their adult life telling non-tech friends to blame THE SOFTWARE not THEMSELVES?
“I must have clicked too fast”
No, it’s not your fault, they built it poorly.
My Time Machine backups stopped working, so I assumed my Samsung T7 was dead and bought a $200 replacement.
On a lark, I told Claude the problem. It asked me to swap ports, swap cables, plug it into my Windows PC so it could run Samsung's tools.
Formatted and fixed the issue.
@fforres Assumed the same, but when I sampled it fseventsd was ~2% CPU. The real issue was every agent's checks sizing themselves to the whole machine.
Capping turbo concurrency, GOMAXPROCS and vitest workers, and swapping ESLint for oxlint, fixed it.
Eventually, no action a user takes on a computer will fail.
Binary error states will be replaced by compromises and workarounds or else the computer will feel broken