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vibing at @zabacahq

Making AI agents remember across sessions 🧠
Building universal memory systems for developers
Lattice | Temporal Bridge

[Uptown @uptownhr]

Introducing Pane 🎉

Renamed from mcp-agentic-ui and now on npm!

An AI-controllable UI for Claude Code. The first MCP server with a visual interface.

Install in one command:
claude mcp add pane -- bunx @zabaca/pane

[Cloudflare @Cloudflare]

The Agents SDK is now a runtime any agent framework can build on. Today we're opening up the Agents SDK primitives, with Flue as a first framework targeting Agents SDK, and rolling out agents in the dashboard.

https://t.co/93z3yeNJmp

[Vite ⚡ @vite_js]

Today, VoidZero joins Cloudflare.

Vite remains MIT, vendor-neutral, and stewarded by the same wider team.
The same goes for Vitest, Rolldown, and Oxc.

Cloudflare is also committing $1M to an OSS fund to support independent development in the Vite ecosystem.

[John Lindquist @johnlindquist]

/compact and session-end hooks should automatically create useful skills, scripts, etc.

I get really tired of models wasting turns redoing things they should have scripted. Just basic self-improvement so I don't have to implement it.

(And general house-keeping nightly)

[Hugo @hugorcd]

MCP Apps are live in nuxt-mcp-toolkit

Write Vue components that become interactive widgets inside ChatGPT or Claude.

Your users spend hours there daily. Bring your features to them. Let them interact without switching tabs.

Nuxt makes it effortless.

https://t.co/2qznMJmah4

[Uptown @uptownhr]

@jaequery I'd say MVP is still valid to be targeted on the problem you are aiming to solve and getting data on it as fast as possible to iterate. This cycle even with vibe coding is slower with more code/features.

[Uptown @uptownhr]

Something to try and test https://t.co/AboM1CH3nq

[Uptown @uptownhr]

@code_barbarian just asked claude - but i guess that's a lot of messages :) . I'm liking that better than a token usage.

[Uptown @uptownhr]

@evanyou Is it vai?

[Eric S. Raymond @esrtweet]

Is it weird that AI coding assistance is not giving me identity fracture?

A lot of software developers are feeling disoriented and threatened these days. Programming by hand is clearly going the way of the buggy whip and the hand-cranked auger. Which is how we're finding out that a lot of people have their identities bound up in being good at hand-coding and how it feels to do that.

That's not me. It's not me at all. Rather to my surprise, I don't miss coding by hand, not any more than I missed writing assembler when compilers ate the world and made that unnecessary. (That was in a couple years back around 1983, for you youngsters.)

Maybe the fact that I'm not feeling any of this disorientation disqualifies me from having anything to say to people who are. On the other hand...if you can learn to emulate my mental stance and be completely unbothered, maybe that would be a good thing?

So. If you're a programmer, and you're feeling disoriented, try this on for size:

I like being a wizard. I like being able to speak spells, to weave complex patterns of logic that make things happen in the world. Writing code is a way to manifest my will.

Yes, I've piled up a lot of arcane knowledge over the 50 years I've been doing this. But languages of invocation, they come and they go. Been a long time since I've had any use for being able to program in 8086 assembler, and that's okay. I have better spells now, and these days some rather powerful familiars.

What I'm inviting you to do is think of yourself as a wizard. Not as a person who writes code, but as a person who is good at assuming the kind of mental states required to bend reality with the application of spells.

And if that's who you are, does it matter if the spells are painstakingly scribed in runes of power, versus being spoken to an obedient machine spirit?

It's all one; it's all the manifestation of will. Arcane languages come and go, machine spirits appear and then diminish to be replaced by more powerful ones, but you? You are the magic-wielder. Without you, none of it happens.

Same as it ever was. Same is it ever was. And so mote it be.

[Valeri Karpov @code_barbarian]

I've come to the realization that LLMs help you produce the same quality code faster, not higher quality code

I've seen teams generate incredibad code even with LLM. Like hashSync() in a loop or out of scope vars with no linter bad.

Like putting a bad driver in an F1 racecar

[Jacob @jakecodes]

I replaced mocha with https://t.co/0EvjYgYKqc for API tests — without rewriting a single test.

CI dropped from 12m to 1.5m — an ~86.5% reduction.
v0.5.31

[Uptown @uptownhr]

Something to try and test https://t.co/AboM1CH3nq

[Uptown @uptownhr]

@_pi0_ Similar spec to my first PC.

Had. 286, 25mhz, 40mh hdd with the large floppy.

[jaequery @jaequery]

I launched https://t.co/Mt9jCW1IPd 3-4 months ago. And it went from zero traffic to now reaching over 200+ daily signups, 1,500+ daily tier lists, and 100k+ in monthly uniques. The best part?
- Didn't spend a dime on SEO agencies
- Didn't spend a dime on backlink factories
- Didn't spend a dime on blog writers

Like it, retweet, and leave a reply with #tierbuddy in the comments and I'll send you the exact steps I took for free. No BS.

#buildinpublic #indiehackers #startups #seo

[Uptown @uptownhr]

@ladyleet @TAGthink I'm in Los Angeles but will try and check it out.

[Pierre Burgy - Strapi.io 🚀 @pierre_burgy]

Building a website used to take months. I created 5 in 10 seconds. Meet https://t.co/OoYdYSmx1q, an AI-native CMS where your website lives, collaborates, and evolves with AI.

Existing vibe coding tools are great for building apps, but websites have specific requirements. We’ve spent the last 10 years building Strapi, the most popular open-source Headless CMS. We know what is important for users: translate content, reuse assets, optimize SEO/GEO, update content, A/B test, personalize pages, schedule releases, review workflows, etc.

[Uptown @uptownhr]

At LACMA pranking the gallery assistant with AI photos of their art.