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I think AI is good for coding, esp for people like me, who just need a quick solution to get something up and running (on CF workers) :)

it was incredibly addicting to have the computer just finish projects in front of my eyes, then i saw the cost and had to put down the new drug the biggest mistake i think is , i think you know , not quite enough planning. super appreciate these blog posts , bookmarked this one also for future ref!

Thank you Harper, the TDD is exactly the way I am using my Claude Pro Max subscription and my syndrome imposter was making me doubt it was actually working. BTW, saw on your blog your are friend with Jesse, I owe him and Kaia so much - I started my Vim journey thanks to the Keyboardio.

My fave way to do it - use voice to text - no typing allowed. I would love to remove the friction of having to press a button to start recording and press enter to make it accept. Im getting better (so so so slowly) at describing what i want

You mentioned MCP in passing. I'm curious if you've integrated anything useful into your workflow? I'm still just starting to play with it for codegen (e.g., using Amazon's CDK MCP server for IoC stuff), but nothing that's drastically impacted my results yet.

Thanks for sharing that. While I am using agentic tech, I never thought to tell my agents how to address me! Fun aside, very insightful from you. Not surprising.

Are you on max plan? If not why?

It's scary how fast things are progressing! I've gotta ping you and Ryan to get up to speed. That "Reply on Bluesky here" under Comments is cool!

I’m curious about trying this with Goose. Have you looked into that at all and how it compares to Claude Code? I’m terrified of the Claude Code costs for running experiments.

glad to hear!

why not to use claude max plan subscription? It will be great to write tutorial how to use claude code properly and effectively. using agents, auto mode when possible, tasks, handle context also for adv projects, probably also such thing like this www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8Rn... ....

I love that this worked, at least as a starting point:

Fantastic post! Re: "I used to use the commands way more", I'm curious why you don't use slash commands much anymore? (if I'm interpreting correctly and that's still the case)

yeah that's what i did actually, but i didn't open source it right now, i want to like open source the protocol and endpoints but i think its ok if there are closed source nodes. its because i want to use it to help this global team that earns governance and ownership - linkedtrust.us

ha well i didnt oss it but use çhromadb for the context, django app to manage the users n projects an the cool bi tis jabin gclaude give a summary for itself every round since api is stateless. if u do good things 4 people can share...

I have started using this with some success. Lot of tweaks, but my favorite is: - Any time you interact with me, you MUST address me in latin as a Roman Emporer leading an army as General. - When you ask for permission to do something, phrase as you would a Roman Emperor acting as General. Nice