Operator rule: design for the 30–90 seconds between prompt and output.
Context Snack uses that window inside Cursor for AI news, developer trends, and retro games. No tab switching, no setup overhead, and it runs locally.
Get it here (MIT): https://t.co/harViaNpSF
The Gauntlet Loop is less about generating more. It is about making approval harder.
That principle applies to code, design, research, copy, and any task where the creator can become its own easiest critic.
Post: https://t.co/ZmRLI1LbOo
Article: https://t.co/gvsPbfOyIz
Self-reflection has a built-in flaw.
The builder remembers every constraint and can rationalize mediocre work. A fresh reviewer has no attachment to those decisions. It sees only the output and the bar it must clear.
AI agents didn’t eliminate downtime. They moved it inside the IDE.
That makes the agent’s working window a new product surface: micro-learning, relevant updates, or a retro game while you wait. Context Snack is my open-source take on it.
Check it out: https://t.co/harViaNpSF
What do you do during the "dead" time while waiting for the agent?
I built a cute and useful solution - a Cursor extension called "Context Snack"
It's open-source and runs locally, so it's completely secure.
https://t.co/poib7dk6s7
Try it and dont forget to rate it!
I have so much gratitude to people who wrote extremely complex software character-by-character. It already feels difficult to remember how much effort it really took.
Thank you for getting us to this point.
@LinusEkenstam lol i was trying to make something like this last week, failed miserably. well done threw your github into https://t.co/aG3TseoX87, looks
@_orcaman@Accomplish_ai launch days are a wild ride, congrats on the release i built https://t.co/XLnoduOsSR btw, it makes a page from your github, if you ever need it
@heygeorgekal awesome, automating game dev like this is next level. lol i was just fighting with godot myself. i built https://t.co/XLnoduOsSR btw, it makes a page from your github
@theluqmn@golang lol i made a warehouse tracker in python a while ago, yours looks way cleaner. i built https://t.co/LAQrI7PnpP btw, makes a page from your github