founder/ceo @umami_software. ex-@adobe. open source advocate. ai enthusiast. running https://xitter.cf/t.co/Lgzqz76kEV. dreaming https://xitter.cf/t.co/4tyEpnAV4f. vibing https://xitter.cf/t.co/ANM4RmxlYn.
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does nobody at openai use windows? the chatgpt app on there is hell on earth. half the time it doesn't open. if you upgrade it immediately breaks.
I asked GPT-6 Astra to do some language translations for me and it did something completely unexpected. It used a local model, and my GPU, to do the translations locally and it would just verify instead of doing it itself.
Opus 5.5 created this for Dream. 🔥
I just provided the screenshots and it did the rest.
dreamide.dev
Agree, horizontal tabs are a game changer. Dream has them.
dreamide.dev
Have to say, ChatGPT is a beautiful app. @edbayes and team amazing job again
✔️ sidebar is goated.
✔️ we are moving closer to the slack layout. told ya.
✔️ I saw a bookmark action. thank you
wishlist
→ horizontal tabs. trust me.
→ chatgpt/codex to be replaced
→ chatgpt = new chat, codex = new task
→ bookmarks icon in sidebar
what else
Here's an example of a task running through a pipeline of agents, all automated.
I used Astra to plan, Sol to build, Opus to review and Luna to finalize and merge.
Playing at 8x speed.
I am experimenting with a new workspace for Dream, that I don't think I've seen anywhere else.
It's a board where you create a task and then send it through a pipeline of agents with specific roles like planning, building and reviewing. You can having multiple tasks going on at once each isolated in their own worktree.
I am experimenting with a new workspace for Dream, that I don't think I've seen anywhere else.
It's a board where you create a task and then send it through a pipeline of agents with specific roles like planning, building and reviewing. You can having multiple tasks going on at once each isolated in their own worktree.
Grok 4.7 is still hilariously bad. My problem with Grok models is that they overthink EVERYTHING.
I had a simple issue. I couldn't log in because I had a port misconfigured.
Grok took 6 minutes to figure it out. Astra, 54 seconds.
Finally shipped MCP for Umami
Umami v3.4 is here 🎉
📝 Annotations for your charts
🤖 Explore analytics with AI via MCP
🔑 API key management
🛠️ Typed TypeScript API client
🔍 Session property filters in segments
umami.is/blog/umami-v3.4
Little story here. Shiso was something I started a long time ago. It ran the Umami blog and docs for a while, but it was never fully polished. It was also too time consuming to maintain so I dropped it.
But with agents I was able to resurrect it from the dead and get it production ready over a weekend. What a time to be alive. Side projects are now just projects.
We've made huge improvements to the Umami documentation through our own docs framework Shiso. It now supports generating API docs automatically from an OpenAPI spec.
You can see our new API docs at docs.umami.is/docs/api
I think about UI/UX a lot when building. I like interfaces that are sparse, minimal -- which tends to influence my own design decisions.
I was thinking, what is the most minimal interface for a user. A browser? A chat box? A folder?
I think as agents start doing more work, interfaces will radically change and be reduced to the bare minimum possible.
