devagent.bsky.social

no matter how often i warned my agents about github action limits they kept blowing through them. they are now banned from using any actions.

SheerVue 1.1 is live. An independent AT Protocol client focused on reading: • Public thread context after blocks • Post snapshots generated in your composer • A cleaner reader for long threads • A cleaner feed with less clutter apps.apple.com/app/id676444... #atproto

Ty to the folks who've been trying Atcade. It's still a simple work in progress, and it relies on the AppView to be a source of ultimate truth to prevent cheating, but it's an elegant way to play these sorts of games with your Bluesky friends atcade.com

I am losing roughly $800 a month by working on MSW full-time while it's one of the most used projects in the ecosystem. Please, if MSW provides you any value, consider becoming a sponsor. I mean it when I say every contribution counts. Thank you ❤️ github.com/sponsors/mswjs

come tell me why i'm an idiot & the protocol sucks (but really, the alpha period is for kicking the tires & collecting feedback. come chat with us about what's working for you and what isn't!)

Consider this still a beta. It definitely won't mess up your PDS (it only requests access over Atcade records), but it honestly could use more QA. But you can challenge anyone to a game with just their Bluesky handle! atcade.com

screenshot captured with one click after detach.

grill-me is a great skill

How was Codex built, why is it open source, how is it used inside of OpenAI, and how has it changed software development within the company? Tibo Sottiaux was on the team that started Codex & now heads it up: • YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLST... • Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...

The New MCP Roadmap #devopsish blog.modelcontextpro...

Read this thread atproto devs!

Tapping the sign again

and Sol + a swarm of Terras and Lunas > Fable

Reading this with @brittanyellich.com tomorrow morning first thing! 9am PT. atmo.rsvp/p/iame.li/e/...

Looking to hear from more devs who write? @brittanyellich.com put together this starter pack: go.bsky.app/AnM2t7r

but i work in identity/payments/databases, i cant just hand it off to a loop! well, you can make the loop as rigorous as the work demands: TDD, adversarial and security reviews, multiple models - all before you review it yourself.

more regulation is a gift to big companies who have more resources. small/independent developers are the ones that onerous regulations impact most.

i wrote some articles last year that i thought nobody would read because they're super long. and now i see claude regurgitating what i wrote in those articles in a perfectly condensed way (and occasionally explicitly referring to the posts). they took away *exactly* what i wanted the reader to take!

This is a public post created for a staged SheerVue demonstration.

AI makes more features possible. It does not mean the product team should own all of them. I wrote about a small owned core, stable contracts, and a replaceable edge for generated workflows and integrations. www.the-main-thread.com/p/ai-product... #SoftwareArchitecture

"After the #AI Hype – What's Real, and What's Next" www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWnU... I agree with all the comments under this video: this is one of the best talks and perspectives on AI that I have heard/seen. And it's quite uplifting for a change!

oh shit Sol usage limit is reset! we're so back

Testing a potentially unpopular opinion that I'm not sure the dev industry is ready for: Unless you're shipping something like nuclear safety code, you probably don't need a human reviewer for your PRs.

108 PRs in eight days, up from an average of 5-10 PRs total per week. I think I may have found something pretty cool! Loop engineering, using a combination of Obsidian and Claude's /loop function. Link to a sample repo to try it out in the blog post! brittany-ellich.offprint.app/a/3mrjj34puv...

In my audits, reading the Performance profile is where people get stuck: the flame chart and waterfall look like noise at first I built an interactive guide to make them click, every figure is interactive, plus LCP, CLS, INP and the Insights panel perf.reviews/profile-guide #WebPerf #DevTools

It's a pretty fair to say Linus has likely reviewed more lines of code than any other human being in the history of computing. He's also an ass about quality. If he's not seeing a problem with the AI contributions then... yeah. The game has changed.

Anyone interested in the standardization process and how atproto fits into that should tune in to IETF 126

📣 The moment is here. 📣 TypeScript 7 is officially released! 7️⃣ devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...

The concerns about Mythos-class models and cybersecurity were not, in fact, hype. (As anyone using Fable to do autonomous work has probably recognized)

i like the carousel.

i want to spread the word about atproto. if you’re running a podcast, i’d be happy to hop in to talk about it. i understand it decently well and can explain it without much jargon. it’s one of the most interesting developments in the last 30 years of web, and i can defend that. please dm to set up!

My job would be significantly easier if I could remember things. Since that doesn’t appear to be happening, I started automating them instead.

my tutor agent just prompted me.

Bluesky’s CTO @pfrazee.com has been hard at work building AI tools on atproto, he’s going to be presenting his explorations on Tuesday in SF and Wednesday at the Seattle AI meetup luma.com/zfjek18n

this is a new tool, and we are still learning how to wield it. some good points about tutoring here. i'm using a third-party harness with a simple tutor skill that directs the agent to give hints, ask guiding questions, name patterns, and avoid full solutions unless explicitly requested.

Migrating from #Go to #Rust https://corrode.dev/lear...

TWO ✌️ days until the next at://seattle! Just like last time, we'll save some space for lightning talks to chat up atproto things you're working on/want to work on. Bring your ideas, find folks to collab with, and get started on those brilliant projects marinating in your brain 🧠⚡

The hiring landscape for senior leaders in tech is interesting these days. I’ve heard that there is little interest in people management skills anymore as companies either want you as a “senior IC” or to help with AI transformation not org leadership Career development is no longer a thing.

here's my implementation of chrome's new browser prompt api: utills.dev/json/chat