@michael_chomsky But both claude and chatgpt have cloud managed agents for this.
So does grokbot, muse... and a hundred other startups.
What am I missing?
@dorkitude I have a separate account.
But,
Unlike codex, claude stubbornly refuses to reset passwords or read those emails even under direct explicit authorization.
Do you know a hack?
@kmore@dannypostma Amazing. Considering that laptop is 10 yrs old and was unusable on Windows, super amazing!
My sw factory considers machine stress and smartly alters agent teams.
Could I benefit far more with a mac mini - local or cloud? For sure. But I am not willing to spend $2.5k yet
@valsopi 1. Writing my prod grade software factory. And because of expected quality, it's slow.
2. Publish my daily AI newspaper https://t.co/YC78XqtIuL
3. A pipeline to find opportunities and apply to them - hourly 24x7
@JakeKeuhlen@eastdakota@Cloudflare Thank you for sharing. Will replace NextDNS with Cloudflare.
Do you know if it blocks adult content as well, not just adult sites? Eg content on X, reddit etc
For now I wrote a browser plugin that uses Jev to classify content.
@SherryYanJiang I go with medium and when I don't like output I raise to high.
In some cases where I am constantly brainstorming new product, I keep long running main session on high and keep creating Opus/Sonnet sub agents.
I am actually instituonalizing raising effort in my sw factory
@omarchy is amazing, its great. I love it. Can we add an auto-update ability on it?
I have my own cron to do it, but I fully expect people with no sysadmin background to be using omarchy and forgetting to set it up
We recently added /storage to the desktop app!
You can see how much disk space Claude is using on your computer and clear out inactive tasks and unused worktrees.
Playwright and browser security reminder.
We saw a post suggesting that you delete Playwright because it bundles browsers with CVEs. That is a misconception. Do not delete Playwright๐. Here is how it works and what you should do.
No Playwright package bundles a browser. Agents on Playwright MCP or CLI run your stable Chrome, which gets Chrome's security updates, with the sandbox on.
๐ค If you use Playwright MCP or the Playwright CLI
They use the stable Chrome / Edge on your machine, so it gets its normal updates. No config edit is needed.
๐งช If you use the test runner
When you run npx playwright install, Playwright downloads Chrome for Testing, pinned to the build we tested that release against. The pin is on purpose. Your tests run on the same browser on every laptop and CI machine, and a browser
update cannot suddenly break your suite. You choose when to move by upgrading Playwright. New releases usually pin a build ahead of stable Chrome, so you see breakage before your users do.
We recommend this for full e2e test suites on your own trusted app. This build can miss Chrome security fixes until the next Playwright release, and by default it runs with the sandbox off. Do not use it on the hostile web.
๐ If you use the library API
chromium.launch() has the same defaults: the pinned build with the sandbox off. If your code visits pages you don't control (scrapers, agent scripts), max out protection:
chromium.launch({ channel: 'chrome', chromiumSandbox: true })
๐ Always keep Chrome / Edge updated. Some bugs can escape a sandbox.
Happy testing!
Consistently seeing MS Defender taking up huge memory, even across restarts. Anyone has an idea? At this screenshot I have just one Claude session and Task Manager open.
@Microsoft@Windows_defense
@punishedfounder@aienginerd It does feel constraining, doesn't it?
I was surprised myself when I ran the analysis over previous four weeks of maxing out Claude 20x max.
Math held, and I have seen improvements since. Try it out, the plugin can do the analysis for you.