Brice retweeted
Bring your Codex pet with you into Claude Code.
I added Codex pet import to Masko, so your pet can follow you everywhere.
You’re welcome @AnthropicAI
Brice retweeted
introducing cossistant.
the customer support app I always wished to have for my SaaS.
comes with an AI agent that learns from you and helps your users while you can’t.
feels magical, but it’s not.
open source.
developer-first.
beautiful.
crafted by a human. enjoy.
Brice retweeted
Masko Code is live on Product Hunt
A free macOS app that puts a mascot on your desktop to watch your Claude Code agents
It catches permissions, jumps to the right terminal, and tracks all your sessions
Ships with Clippy. Open source.
Brice retweeted
Clippy is back. This time he's actually useful
He watches your Claude Code agents, catches permissions, and jumps you to the right terminal
Brice retweeted
Masko Code is live - free, open source macOS app.
A tamagotchi for your Claude Code agents. It catches permissions, shows agent status, and jumps you to the right terminal, no more tab switching.
download: masko.ai/claude-code
Brice retweeted
I got tired of switching tabs, finding the right terminal, and checking if Claude Code needs me
So I made a mascot that watches Claude Code for me
Brice retweeted
Replying to @openclaw
@openclaw can be hard to get started, some people get incredible results and others just don't.
Today that changes, introducing: claws.supply
◇ Find vetted OpenClaw templates
◇ Build, share or sell your OpenClaw config
◇ Secure and open source
🧵👇
Brice retweeted
I spent 6 months building the AI support agent I wish existed for my SaaS.
Introducing cossistant.com
> Code first
> Open source / components
> AI agent, not a chatbot
> Custom skills / tools
> Crawl your website to create knowledge base
> Learns from you
Brice retweeted
Damn, those little facehashes look SO FREAKING GOOD IN THIS UI 😍
Add em' to your SaaS too: facehash.dev honestly it makes a huge difference.
(it's free, it's just a react component)
Brice retweeted
Introducing Facehash.
A dead simple React component that generates cute unique minimalistic avatars based on a string.
We all need to add avatars at some point in our SaaS, but we also all know not all users will upload them.
easy fix => $ npm install facehash





