Founder, https://xitter.cf/t.co/Bz4K6A2GiB

New York, NY
Joined July 2006
watching f1 race & checking out twttr
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Perl erasure
Just in case you needed a reminder, here is why half the internet still runs PHP.
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When Opus comes back with perfectly detailed, interactive mockups 🤌
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Claude: the dreamer Codex: the realist They work so well together
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I set up @OpenAI Symphony last week, and have used it to close dozens of issues. It's not perfect. The one, perfect workflow for everything doesn't exist. Symphony is worth setting up as-is for high-confidence, low-blast radius issues. Tip: have it attach screenshots.
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OpenClaw has problems today that other projects and companies don't have, but will tomorrow when agents go 100x. Startups in this space should take notice.
PRs on OpenClaw are growing at an *impossible* rate. Worked all day yesterday and got like 600 commits in. It was 2700; now it's over 3100. I need AI that scans every PR and Issue and de-dupes. It should also detect which PR is the based based on various signals (so really also a deep review is needed) Ideally it should also have a vision document to mark/reject PRs that stray too far. This can't be fully automated, but even assisting would help. The closes I found is an obscure oss project. How's no startup working on this?
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Turns out, @steipete will solve his own problems xitter.cf/steipete/status/205102…
This is the most useful tooling I built for OpenClaw to date. It's open source, runs on codex and you can fork and use it for any repo. For all the hard working oss folks that drown in issues and PRs, this is for you.
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Wirecutter for local models
Best models to run on your hardware: —— 64 GB —— - Qwen3-coder-next-80B-4bit (coding, Claude code, general agent) - Qwen3.5-122B-reap: (browser use, multimodal, tool calling, general agent) —— 96 GB —— - GLM-4.6V (multimodal and tool calls) - Hermes-70B (Jailbroken) - Nemotron-120B-Super: (openclaw) - Mistral-4-Small (general agent) —— 192 GB —— All these are excellent top tier LLMs and approach sonnet in capabilities - Step-3.5-Flash - Qwen3.5-397B-REAP - MiniMax-M2.5 (soon M2.7) - GLM-4.7-Reap
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Tough lesson, but it isn't "don't let LLMs do ops work." It's that old stuff still matters: expertise, policies, and procedures. (ie, engineering)
Claude Code wiped our production database with a Terraform command. It took down the DataTalksClub course platform and 2.5 years of submissions: homework, projects, and leaderboards. Automated snapshots were gone too. In the newsletter, I wrote the full timeline + what I changed so this doesn't happen again. If you use Terraform (or let agents touch infra), this is a good story for you to read. alexeyondata.substack.com/p/…
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The 5-hour usage limit of Claude Code has set the tempo. It's both a soft ceiling and a sense of lost opportunity.
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This is the right mental model.
some people have trouble w/ openclaw thinking it's there to code anything for you. it's not for that it's more like a person you can text to do something on a computer. that includes controlling every computer on your network if you let it
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All day, I'm just transferring context from one place to another.
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Cracked the top 100 in @usemonologue. Next stop: top 1%. 99% of this was just talking to agents
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Missed this from last week: Codex now has a status line: /statusline
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"Now I have the full picture." Do you really, Claude?
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Best thing I did this week: automatically mute my Sonos when the Mac microphone is on. I mostly dictate my prompts now, and catching stray words is a problem. Codex built me a small service that connects to the Sonos via wifi and mutes/unmutes instantly.
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Claude to design it. Codex to wire it. Repeat.
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You can just ... rename things
The lobster has molted into its final form 🦞 Clawd → Moltbot → OpenClaw 100k+ GitHub stars. 2M visitors in a week. And finally, a name that'll stick. Your assistant. Your machine. Your rules. openclaw.ai/blog/introducing…
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It's totally ok to buy a Mac Mini for @openclaw and not tweet about it.
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