Things you can use Al for when working on UI:
- ask it to try and break the stuff you built
- let it create state machines to check different scenarios (success, error, different user roles, etc.)
- when finished, ask it to make before/after screenshots
- make it ask you lots of questions about the thing you are working on to validate the idea
- let it create a few variants of a Ul piece so you can try it out
- setup loops to maintain a quality bar by constantly monitoring
Hetzner won't let you buy a 64GB server if your account is new; you have to wait for weeks.
So Claude found a company called NetCup that's half the price of Hetzner with more resources
3x the disk size
Half the price
Unlimited bandwidth
I don't know why Hetzner is more famous
I think I have found my new coding workflow, but I'm still the bottleneck
I moved to a remote machine with 8 cores and 32 GB of memory. Now I'm able to run more agents
A lead agent is responsible for orchestrating the tasks with me
We plan milestones and tickets for each in @linear, together
For each ticket, Claude follows a fixed skill workflow:
- Investigation
- Planning
- Two other agents and I review it
- Coding,
- Testing
- Code Review by two agents; fix any issues
After it's done, Claude leaves a comment on the Linear ticket, and the lead spawns Codex testers, who test the ticket in the UI like a user
After it works, I do the final tests.
Every 20 minutes, the lead checks the pending tickets and assigns them to idle agents.
Everything happens in Linear; planning documents and product decisions, and agent progress, are added as comments so we can track why a decision was taken
The only bottleneck is me. I need to make sure the agents are unblocked, review the important plans and answer product questions, but at least I'm useful... for now
All of this costs: $363/month
Claude - $125 but $0 for now, thanks to the startup program
Codex - $200/month - I'll probably switch to $100 again
Hetzner - $163/month
You need to find your own workflow
I built a control room to have a bird's-eye view of what's going on; agents can post questions, and I can answer them from the dashboard and see progress
@keychronindia is such an idiotic company, Idk how these guys are doing business. I have a nonfunctional keyboard with me now for almost three months, they don't know how to provide basic support. Every time I look at this keyboard it reminds how crap their service is.
✨Same words, any shape
Meet Smart Blocks in SlidesAI
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Add a step, reorder, switch themes. They're real, editable diagrams, right on your slide.
And when SlidesAI builds your deck, it picks the right shape for you
@posthog What's wrong? I am not able to open my dashboard in multiple browsers due to some module not loading.
Your status page indicates nothing either.
I needed to find an apartment in Dubai, but I had to go back and forth between Bayut and Google Maps to read the user reviews for the building
So I built a Chrome extension that pulls the building ratings and reviews and shows them alongside the listing
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