Jesse Vincent

Jesse Vincent

@s.ly

Doing AI stuff at Prime Radiant. Past lives include: keyboard.io, VaccinateCA, K-9 Mail, Request Tracker & Perl. I can usually be found in #Berkeley jesse@fsck.com jesse@primeradiant.com @jesse@metasocial.com was @obra on Twitter

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Never put an agent in a Kobayashi Maru situation. They will Jim Kirk their way out of it.

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Never has something been more accurately named than Superpowers. I recommend it to everyone who does any kind of agentic coding, especially beginners.

Superpowers 7.0 is out. We rebuilt Brainstorming from scratch. It's now much better at helping you communicate your intent before your agents start building. blog.fsck.com/2026/10/09/w...

Also, today is the 1 year anniversary of Superpowers' initial release AND the one year anniversary of the last time I wrote a line of code by hand.

Superpowers 6.4 is out! It adds support for Muse Code, Open Code 2.0 and Qwen Code. This release introduces a new 'native' execution mode for frontier models & adds a new 'diagnosing-superpowers' skill that can help you understand what needs fixing if Superpowers doesn't work like you'd expect.

I'm pleased to announce Superpowers 6.3. New harnesses: Hermes, Devin CLI & Grok Build Performance with Claude Code with Opus 5 and Codex with GPT 5.6-Sol should be *better* - Claude is now less likely to spawn off duplicate reviewers and Codex is now smarter about how it waits for subagents.

We're continuing to optimize for current frontier models as your orchestrator during implementation. The latest models are more proactive & prone to spending a lot of extra tokens. More on that soon!

We're building something really cool for teams using Superpowers inside large orgs. If that's you, I'd love to chat. DM me or drop me a line at jesse@primeradiant.com

I'm pleased to announce Superpowers 6.0. In addition to support for Pi, Antigravity and Kimi Code and a bunch of other improvements, this release builds your projects faser and is *dramatically* more token-efficient. It's available on GitHub now. primeradiant.com/blog/2026/su...

My MacBook Pro's escape key had gotten sticky and unreliable. I successfully removed the keycap, cleaned the cavity and scissor mechanism, AND reassembled the key without breaking anything. The key even works right again. Please clap.