sabera

still learning still building | Linux user | I like anime btw

[sabera @saber4_]

I'm building OpenRoutine, a routine app with a small friend who keeps you company through each step.

No account, no sign-up. Your routines live on your phone, or in your own Google Drive if you want a backup.

[sabera @saber4_]

@tsoding Soydev can even be the name of a YouTube channel

[sabera @saber4_]

@Isab0ok Estoy interesada, plata en manoooo

[sabera @saber4_]

@POSADAvr Yoo

[sabera @saber4_]

@onlyjoonies Hola aún disponible?

[sabera @saber4_]

first the plan was only their own models. now they're opening up to everyone else's because theirs aren't the best at anything. maybe grok ends up being a harness

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Important note regarding Grok @Bot:

Going forward, @SpaceX will use the best back end model for any given task, including Claude Opus 5.5, MidJourney, Suno and other leading APIs.

Whatever is most likely to give you the best outcome.

[sabera @saber4_]

I'm currently making the transition from Grok to Hermes, let's see how this goes

[sabera @saber4_]

@ryanvogel I guess you mean the context of the project ? And what's your role in that project?

[sabera @saber4_]

Well I think I found an open source project that I genuinely want to contribute to

[Teknium 🪽 @Teknium]

@vburojevic It's an open source project that until now has been built by 4 person team. We're trying our best here how polished should it be lol

[sabera @saber4_]

why is everyone trying more than 15 harnesses for their tier lists. i found a setup that works and i'm just using it

[sabera @saber4_]

@GrokBotRadar Hehe it's a cloud service, but I was referring to having my things hosted there like obsidian or personal projects

[sabera @saber4_]

3 minutes. that's how long it took a bot to find my fresh dokploy panel, claim it and get root. i was literally buying a bottle of water. let me drink my water in peace bro

[sabera @saber4_]

but if the agent can write tests right away, at least the simple ones ship along with the feature itself

[Rivaldo A. @ZidaneZ08902030]

unit tests are overkill for early features, i just trust code and refactor later

[sabera @saber4_]

i don't do tdd, i do spec-driven. an agent and i write the spec together, so the weird edge cases come out early and i get files i can check later. once it's built, two qa agents from different tools review it, then another merges, waits for the deploy and tests it on dev

[John Crickett @johncrickett]

Why do people do TDD with agents?

Seems an incredibly inefficient way to use agents.

[sabera @saber4_]

today claude code built a feature, then asked cursor and deepseek in opencode to review it and compared what they found. all through herdr, all sharing the same project memory. been loving it

[sabera @saber4_]

this the kind of feature that takens an app on another level for users

[Grok Bot @bot]

Grok Bot can now suggest ways to help without you needing to ask.

[sabera @saber4_]

@leerob @bot it should make really good designs and have a better memory, claude code remember more things than my grok bot and also it should better at research/improving cycle

[sabera @saber4_]

@hagen_hu still think most apps don't need to go native. agents can write both codebases, sure, but why burn double the tokens unless your use case actually needs it

[sabera @saber4_]

@gregisenberg the us gov. whichever one wins, it ends up with all your personal life info

[sabera @saber4_]

for a mascot inside your app, rive cli is the way. it's lighter than a video and it can actually react to what the user does

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