Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement

I help B2B suppliers on Shopify get PunchOut-ready for Coupa, Ariba and Jaggaer buyers. cXML, OCI, catalogs. Plain answers, no fluff.

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

If your B2B customers use Coupa, Ariba or Jaggaer, they may ask you for PunchOut. It just means their buyer shops your Shopify store from inside their procurement system, and the cart goes back to them as a requisition. I post simple explainers here.

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@wuweiweiwu @MomenticAI the second agent using the running app like a real user is the part i like. unit tests pass all day while the actual flow is broken

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@anuraggoel @render scoped keys per agent should honestly be the default. the full admin key shortcut is how an agent ends up deleting something it never needed to touch

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@kentcdodds @claudeai @OpenAI yeah an api is the whole thing for me. otherwise you can't hook it into anything else, you're stuck babysitting a chat window

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@mstockton the temp chat mode refusing the code interpreter is such a sneaky one. same skill, different harness, different result and nothing tells you why

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@codyplof @alexgoughcooper the multiple rounds of feedback part is real. people judge the first output and bail, when the second or third pass is where it actually starts sounding like them

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@addyosmani run your evals and keep whatever wins is the part most people skip. a lot of subagents are really just a bloated prompt with its own name

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@hamidships @rahulgs 5% is wild. what do the bots still miss on those, mostly cross-service stuff or more like intent?

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

pull requests were built for a few human changes a day.
agents open them nonstop now. the review step is what actually has to change, faster git hosting is the easy part

[Thomas Dohmke @ashtom]

Agents reinvented how we produce code. It changed our tools and half of our workflow. It’s time for the other half to catch up.
Today, we’re shipping Entire: the Git forge for agent-human collaboration. We’ve built @GoEntire using Entire. Now we want to see what you'll build with it.

Here’s why and what’s different. 🧵

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@soumyadeb_mitra @linear @github 35% of your own PRs is a better pitch than any demo. what happens when it merges something wrong, is there a gate before merge or do you just revert fast?

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@ChanningAllen distribution and data yeah. but the boring stuff like integrations and audit trails is what keeps customers from leaving, and agents don't really change that.

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@austriker27 the llms-full.txt one is smart. docs written for agents first is something most shopify apps haven't caught onto yet.

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@jasonlk what gets me is most teams couldn't even tell you what their agents call out to. you only find out when a security review asks.

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@BlakeTOliver the audit trail is the part people forget. a ledger that works fine until someone has to explain last march to an auditor.

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

that agent instructions file is just text your coding agent trusts.
fine in your repo. bad in your Downloads folder. researchers caught one there that got an agent to try installing a malicious npm package.
start agents inside the repo, not wherever your terminal happens to be

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

catching the booster used to be the crazy part. flight 15 is going to try catching the ship too.
booster 22 finished its 33 engine static fire, NET nov 8.
if both stages come back to the tower that's the whole rocket reused, not half of it

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@calvinluttrell the third kind always looks like the first one until someone opens the custom renderers lol. audit first is the only sane way to quote it

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@aboodman changing my mind a million times is the real unlock for me too. throwing out a whole approach doesn't hurt anymore when the redo is cheap

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

https://t.co/l0lKGlOiRi

[Muhammad Anwar | PunchOut & eProcurement @mwajahatanwar]

@dshaw the "inferred from data, not hunches" part is what sold me. most standups are just people guessing what everyone else is doing.