The Claude Agent SDK lets you flip the execution model: the agent drives the logic, Python handles hard logic parts.
I rewrote my Claude Code news reader with the Agent SDK. Everything lives in a single file now, and it feels like a normal Python project again.
The code still behaves like a Claude Code session, but it's easier now to deploy and productize.
https://t.co/n684pgflsd
(follow-up to https://t.co/pDh4fBpVIQ)
I have a draft doing the same thing with Pi, and Deep Agents from LangChain is next.
I've been experimenting with inverting how I use LLM. In my recent app, the agent loop drives the logic, and code only shows up where I need it.
I documented how it works. Feedback so far has been one "dude, just use OpenClaw" and "dude, just use Pi."
https://t.co/qZvhEkfi9z
@theroborourke I guess, to take full advantage of it, you need to live in Poland, right? Or youβll eventually pay the rest as the income tax of your country of residence.
@robwalling A rewrite is often disguised as "let's replace this foundational part of the system (ORM, framework, you name it) with an equivalent," leading to similar consequences.
@dqmonn When I worked at a hosting company, we had a highly successful referral program. Web studios would bring their clients to our hosting and receive a share of what the customers paid.
If it hurts, do it more often.
How we introduced feature flags at @BuildingRadar and what have we learned so far. Special thanks to @DevCycleHQ, the feature management provider of our choice.
https://t.co/0pais60Pj1
Following the most exciting opportunity works well if you are an expert in a regular environment. Otherwise, you enthusiastically follow a random choice. Thinking aloud why HELL YEAH strategy may not be the best move and what to do about it.
https://t.co/ytcJr4FQuP
@amix3k Just a few days ago, we discussed with Evert if GPT-3 could help answer support questions and found that it probably can't because its answers to Todoist-specific questions are plain wrong. With pre-training, this can be a whole new story.
@zeeg Really happy to see this improvement! I've yet to see a non-playground Sentry installation not cluttered with timeout or connection errors that team can't resolve but afraid to ignore.
Among these, auto-ignoring is probably the biggest change, and I welcome it.