Daniel Teigland

Agents that do the work on the real computers.

[Daniel Teigland @woddlepad]

Save 20$ per month by vibe coding the solution and maintaining it with a 200$ per month ai sub!

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How many agent sessions do you run and manage in parallel on average?

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@systemdesignone using a component aware annotation tool when working on UI that will send a screenshot, component source files and annotation straight to an agent with a skill 🎯

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[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

I asked Opus 5 to do a review of a specific PR. It ran the wrong diff command and reviewed the last 5 PRs that merged.

Incredible model.

[Daniel Teigland @woddlepad]

@zdogmode if we are all using the same brush, oil and quality of canvas, will we all produce the same quality of art?

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Building a harness that runs in the cloud and can bridge machines by calling SetCWD(<machine_id>, <path>)

This way orchestrating and managing vms becomes much easier without needing a local harness running. Then you can run local agents on the vms like cc/codex. thoughts?

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we (among many other custom linting rules) enforce a line limit of 1K lines per file on code. What linting rules have you found most helpful with agents?

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@mattpocockuk I would love this, if this were satire

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@dedene I think it's easier when the product is getting started. AND we had to build custom tooling to get this to work well lol. I guess it's a startup now https://t.co/w1d6LSJpJW

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@neerajjj6785 sqlc is nice

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@iannuttall We just setup our own self hosted runners with VPS. codex/cc is great at setting this up in a few minutes and can scale this quite easily if needed. We got away cheaper with a combined 64 cores, 24/7 < 100$ per month

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Huge props to @theo . The first video he posted about t3code got us thinking about different ways of interacting with agents and made us build https://t.co/w1d6LSJpJW

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@theo I agree 100%. If I can't annotate visually or the agent can't check its work, thats basically useless in 2026

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@HeyAliux https://t.co/w1d6LSJpJW

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@anupamrjp https://t.co/w1d6LSJpJW

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@ShruPosts @framer This looks sick

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@omkarships nope, codex still useful for image gen and when speed is an issue it just feels nice having a faster response.

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@lightsilver323 https://t.co/w1d6LSJpJW

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@mattpocockuk Been running everything on VMs or remote macs in the office. It's been so refreshing and freeing. No longer constrained by the limitations of local.