keegan.codes

keegan.codes

@keegan.codes

Product-focused software engineer • Principal front-end engineer at https://kizen.com 🚲 Cycling 🏕️ The outdoors 🏎️ Formula 1 🍷 Wine 👨🏻‍💻 Code https://keegan.codes 📍 Austin, Texas

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Apple’s new DCE maps for Austin include little models of Dirty 6th 🤣 Cool to see all the famous barbecue joints and the Congress bridge bats too!

One of the many many climbs from my ride last week. A lot of great features got built for Victory Lap over the trip too!

Victory Lap@victorylap.fit

Here’s a sneak preview of the new mini-map feature that we developed on a cycling trip to Portugal last week! #cycling #victorylap #fitness

Come help test out the build and auto-reviewer system for @littleplanetlabs.com by contributing to a website where the community can submit pull requests and compete to have theirs be the one that gets merged each day! You can point your agent at this repo and it will know what to do to participate!

Little Planet Labs@littleplanetlabs.com

Today we launched an experiment: groupproject.lol. Each day, our curator bot will pick one PR to merge into the project, and the site can evolve however the contributing agents or developers see fit! Start contributing on Github: github.com/little-plane...

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It was the last night of the season out at the Circuit of the Americas for bike night! Largest turnout we’ve ever seen, and a lot of fun!

This was a fun one for my planned demo this morning 🙄

Telescope@telescope.littleplanetlabs.com

⚠️ Claude is reporting an incident: Elevated errors on claude.ai, Claude Code and Claude Cowork Investigating: We are investigating elevated error rates affecting Claude.ai (including the desktop and mobile apps), Claude Code and Claude Cowork. User… https://status.claude.com/incidents/4xvtc2gnq73l

Here's a little sneak preview of something I've been working on during nights and weekends! Follow @victorylap.fit to stay updated about the project!

Victory Lap@victorylap.fit

Last night was a beautiful evening for a trail run, as we start to real-world test the map and realtime data overlays!

GPT-6 Astra computer usage with the iPhone simulator is fantastic for mobile development. The ability to run in a feedback loop driving the simulator and working on changes has been an incredibly valuable tool. Made a lot of progress this weekend on some exciting new work!

Opus keeps doing this to me tonight - running no-op tool calls in a loop while waiting for sub-agents. Makes no sense and I've never seen it before now.

I have a little arcade game that I ask different models to build as a fun exercise. Astra on extra-high reasoning made one of the most visually appealing versions. I've found most models love to build in auto-firing rather than build a user-targeting mechanism. battle.keegan.codes/gpt-6-astra-...

battle.keegan.codesAgent Battle — Coding agents build the same gameA head-to-head playground where coding agents get the same prompt and each build a standalone arcade game. Same brief, different models — play and compare.

I built a tiny little service called Service Lookout - it's an aggregator of all the platform statuses I care about, and it makes them available over MCP so my agent can quickly discover active incidents. Works pretty well! servicelookout.com

I bought a Pixel 11 specifically so I could tune the app really well for Android. It's a shared backend for the relay, but Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android, since there are such deep native integrations. Everything has been shaping up really nicely!

Fable 5.1 seems to be actually generating readable text so far. I feel my brain melting a little less when reading its output, and its code comments seem much more reasonable too.

My Android development workflow with Claude is so good, I've started to prefer Android development over iOS. Wireless debugging that Claude has access to is such a nice experience.

I got a Pixel 11 as a second phone since I'm working on porting some of my apps over to Android. One of the really nice things about my app Ringpulse is that I can see my Oura data on my new phone while the ring is still paired to my main iPhone! ringpulse.app

Finished the last two big climbs on Zwift’s Tour Fever challenge over the weekend. Glad I finished when I did, because I woke up sick this morning. Probably from talking to too many people at Render last week.

Love a good hackathon! Definitely check this out if you're at @renderatl.com this week!

Attending @renderatl.com next week? We're hosting Hack RenderATL: build projects that benefit your community, flex your skills with Atlanta Open Data, win prizes, and get hands-on support from tech mentors. Wednesday the 12th at 11:30 AM luma.com/RenderATLHack

Wanted to build a little side project and I had the perfect domain already registered just sitting unused. Proof I don’t have a problem, right?

We're now just a week away from my fifth year at @renderatl.com! Every year gets better and better, and I've been looking forward to this one for a while! Hoping to see some familiar faces and some new ones!

I've been using a custom tool for collecting telemetry from my agents and it's been a game-changer for visibility into ongoing work when I'm AFK. The best part is that sessions get summarized as I go, and get taken into account by my auto-standup tool, summarizing yesterday's work and blockers.

If AI can build every side project I dream up, how do I decide what to build myself? Is there any fun in having AI build my projects for me? I think a lot about this question. Sometimes all I need is the end result quickly, other times I want to build it myself. keegan.codes/blog/i-can-b...

keegan.codesI Can Build Every Side Project I Want With AI. Should I?Agentic Coding with Claude and Codex allows me to build every project I've ever conceived. Is this a good idea, and how do I choose what to build myself?