Renan Spatin

I turn complex business problems into scalable software. Technology leadership, architecture, AI & product

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Seeing a lot of introductions here, so here’s mine:

I’m Renan 🇧🇷

I graduated in Law and Information Systems simultaneously, later completed an MBA in Software Architecture, and I’m currently finishing a postgraduate program in Leadership & Management at FGV.

I also have a technical degree in Business Administration.

Today I work at the intersection of software architecture, leadership, distributed systems and AI-first development.

Roman Catholic. BJJ blue belt.

Here to build, learn, and meet ambitious people.
Let’s connect..

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@jrya7 This is one of the most brilliant sites I saw, honestly.. in animations and etc

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@kamilbaranek_ I like air really much! More compact.. and I’m a programmer haha

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@mjovanc https://t.co/VulkhZkJmB

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@jacelala One, holy, catholic and apostolic. Hard to beat that

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@jiya_3063 If AI could replace me, this interview wouldn’t exist.. hahah

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Lately I’ve been using PRDs to define what needs to be built, then workflows to control how Claude executes it.

Results have been surprisingly consistent.

Curious about everyone else’s setup: what workflows/skills are you using right now?

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@Shri_73_ C#

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@lylytrann206 @t3dotcodes @theo @Railway Yep. The agent runs on the Railway devbox, I drive it from T3 on my phone, and a push to main deploys automatically. I just review and approve.

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I can ship from anywhere now.
T3 Code (@t3dotcodes ) by @theo is the best way I've found to drive coding agents.
I run it against a @Railway devbox, so I build, check and deploy from my phone.
Then I made the agents show their work too.
Open source https://t.co/mCP20MUHgJ

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@hayxenxt @t3dotcodes @theo @Railway It sure is, I kicked off this whole thread's video from my phone and reviewed it from my couch haha

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@BasantSoli33398 Efficiency. Being productive means doing more. Being efficient means getting better results with less time, cost and complexity.

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@tiya_decodes The zero-bug theory.. if nobody can access your software, there are no bugs

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@soy_muse Happy birthday! Since you’re already a Web4 girl, do you level up to Web5 today? Hahah

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@aryanlabde Learn about software architecture, PRDs, performance, DevOps.. with this you’ll be fine

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@erden_xi That depends, if you are in financial context I’m pretty sure you will choose the developer haha you don’t want to loose money

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@MelkeyDev Definitely, I didn’t even use fable anymore, opus 5.5 is great to plan as well

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@TheMiamiApe I honestly think that is a mix of both haha we can be much more efficient when we use IA in the right way.. but for sure we are lazier using IA even to decide things that we shouldn’t hahahha

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Recent situations have reinforced this lesson for me.
Homo homini lupus, man can be a wolf to man. It may sound cynical, but Christ also taught us to be “wise as serpents and innocent as doves.”
See the good in people, forgive easily, but don’t confuse charity with naivety. Trust in God. Let people earn your trust.

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@miaferrariii Stack Overflow, 14 open tabs, random forums, and way too much typing.

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Very aligned with something I’ve been building. I created a BPMN skill to make agents model the actual business process before jumping into automation.

I think it could fit really well into the “business audit → AI agent team” workflow. Would be happy to send it over for you to play with.