Rik

CTO/Founder. Curious mind.

[Rik @northdune]

Claude agents view is quickly becoming the new Jira backlog

[Rik @northdune]

Don't be scared to scale

[Rik @northdune]

@lennysan @brookeleblanc The Unicorn Project. One of my all time favourites

[Rik @northdune]

Can we get a 'kill session and remove worktree' option when doing Ctrl+x in agents view? @bcherny

[Rik @northdune]

@om_patel5 Need more than a week to disentangle that spaghetti

[Rik @northdune]

@stolinski What's the benefit? I've configured min-age etc. on npm myself, any additional security advantages?

[Rik @northdune]

@aarondfrancis @marcgregory_ Login in a browser -> run /login in your existing session -> session continues on your other sub

[Claude @claudeai]

New in Claude Code: agent view.

One list of all your sessions, available today as a research preview.

[Rik @northdune]

@JinjingLiang Why pnpm over npm?

[Rik @northdune]

@forgebitz Revoke tokens -> get your server wiped -> no more software -> software engineering problems gone -> 'solved'

[Rik @northdune]

@claudeai Does it spin up a worktree for each new session?

[Rik @northdune]

Fitbit exposes your own data via an API, so you can feed it to agents. Whoop probably should follow, right?

[Rik @northdune]

@dez_ Great write-up, thanks!

[Rik @northdune]

@arronflashman Static webapp in an iframe that reuses their actual components. Keeps the preview in sync with the actual product. Data is mocked so there's no active connection with the backend.

[Rik @northdune]

@BryanOnel86 Would trust an InfoSec guy over an MIT dropout in charge of my compliance anytime. Orienting in the space, so will do some research and probably schedule a demo next week.

[Rik @northdune]

Hi @bcherny any plans on support GitHub Enterprise Cloud for the https://t.co/0jCI4C4Euw web interface?

[Rik @northdune]

@bcherny Awesome! Is there an easy way to setup Claude Code for GitHub Enterprise?

[Rik @northdune]

@businessbarista Claude

[Rik @northdune]

I always used to put a python backend between my application and the database.

Why? I felt comfortable doing so. Always been a python dev, so it felt right and more secure.

Truth is that a simple CRUD application doesn't need that extra layer of complexity. Build it only when it really adds value.

[Rik @northdune]

It's time to start watching Silicon Valley again.