pelavo

Subagent happiness manager · Product, Code & Infra · Web3 Council @labamille

[Boring_Business @BoringBiz_]

“Tell me more about the export controls on your semiconductor chips”

[gregschoen.eth @GregSchoen]

I wish I had kept my 1,700 BTC @ $0.06 instead of selling them at $0.30, now that they're $8.00! #bitcoin

[Jack Bridger @jacksbridger]

The sort of thing your agent writes tests for

[pelavo @pelavo7]

@jarredsumner zod has been buned

[pelavo @pelavo7]

that feeling when you're done with the spec and just have to wait

ready-for-agent

[Herrington Darkholme @hd_nvim]

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[pelavo @pelavo7]

Shuip is finally on the @shadcn registry🫡
you can now add the registry directly to your project with:

bunx shadcn registry add @shuip

[pelavo @pelavo7]

just shipped shuip: ready-to-use React components and blocks for Next.js https://t.co/jB1hIXTLvU

built on @shadcn /ui, copy-paste or install with one command

less time on UI, more time building what matters

[pelavo @pelavo7]

according to @megadevhq I'm a Fleet dispatcher (translation: a worktrees addict)

the card looks cool ngl

[pelavo @pelavo7]

@MohameDevWeb franchement c’est fort je vais test bv !

[pelavo @pelavo7]

@NonyMaxime the pain when you find this in a forgotten session

✻ Sautéed for 18m 34s · done 4:50 PM

and it's already 6 PM

[pelavo @pelavo7]

a green git contribution day in 2025: ~20 contributions
a green git contribution day in 2026: ~100

love u my subagent homies 🟩

[Imp - VTuber & VA @FlawedImp]

Might as well give voice to it!

Thanks to @Toro_Yuma for the idea!

[pelavo @pelavo7]

with skills like superpowers from Obra or grill skill by @mattpocockuk who still uses Claude code's native plan mode? Are there any use cases where skills still fall short?

[pelavo @pelavo7]

@Neolectron @matteocollina @mitsuhiko @badlogicgames do you have a link pls?

[pelavo @pelavo7]

@DrizzleORM multi-branch

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

Take a look at your favourite skill.

Go on, take a look.

Check for lines like:

- "Make the commit message very detailed"
- "Be thorough"
- "Make the implementation easy to read"

What do these lines have in common?

They're no-ops. They do nothing to change the agent's behavior.

Agents always write good commit messages. They always try to be thorough. They always try to create easy-to-read implementations.

Try removing them. Does the output change? No? Then the line was a no-op.

Agent-authored skills are LITTERED with no-ops. Entire paragraphs and sections of text that does nothing to change the agents' behavior.

No-ops make skills harder to evaluate, harder to maintain, and burn tokens uselessly.

Learn to spot them, test them, and remove them. Your skills will thank you.

[pelavo @pelavo7]

achievement unlocked

[pelavo @pelavo7]

@code_kartik love ur wallpaper

https://t.co/0Bzz6DakNS

[pelavo @pelavo7]

new release: create-faster now supports tRPC v11 @trpcio 😛

Just run bun create faster in your CLI and let the magic happen