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Replying to @HQForWork
@getindigo HQ is hands down the best way to work with Codex and Claude Code.
It started as a folder on my desktop to manage agents and run Ralph Loops, aptly named "HQ" (s/o @GeoffreyHuntley + @mattpocockuk )
I put everyone on the @LiveRecover team on HQ and then all of our developers switched to HQ for code once they saw the output I was getting as a non-developer
Then I met @jacob_posel and we built out the full cloud ecosystem to turn this into a shared operating system for your company, building along the way:
- Easy way to /deploy mini sites, decks, reports with shareable links+access control
- /hq-secrets to enable secret sharing across team and agents without env files
- /hq-sync to enable both personal sync across devices and for teams to share skills, commands, projects, etc.
Future of AI is here.
it's the weekend.
time to play.
built in @HQForWork
This is what an opus 5.5 output looks like.
2 prompts and it created a fully functioning, fun game.
It is a medieval zoo tycoon.
There is an economy.
You set prices for everything.
You build attractions.
You buy mythical beasts.
It has a full terrain builder.
You build streets, fences, shops.
You need to keep the beasts happy and alive.
You need to hire staff, put the right food and water in the enclosures.
I would have totally paid for this as an iPhone app 2 years ago.
and it was made for like $30 in tokens.
Link below to play it.
HOSTED AND SHARED ON HQ!
The easiest way to turn Claude projects into multiplayer experiences.
Corey Epstein (e/acc) retweeted
Opus 5.5, you did this... all this with JavaScript?
@AnthropicAI knows how to do two things really well: ship insanely cool models and produce absolutely gorgeous launch videos.
We made ours too, with Claude Opus 5.5, as a reply. All code. No Imagine MCP this time.
So many of you are making videos with JavaScript now. It's no Seedance, but they can look far more cinematic than most people think.
Let us put you on (before Opus 5.5 gets nerfed):
Corey Epstein (e/acc) retweeted
I asked Claude Opus 5.5 to compose piano music.
Animation drawn using JavaScript.
Noone is cooked.
Everyone is SUPERPOWERED
Stop saying doomer shit while pretending to be an evangelist for progress.
Corey Epstein (e/acc) retweeted
some rough draft thoughts as to where 2026 and beyond is going. I know I'm kind of beating my own drum by the fact that I work at the only company (@AntithesisHQ) that has a deterministic hypervisor and fuzzing that's able to stress test a unit of work to see if the properties of a system hold true even in the worst of scenarios.
but
I wouldn't have joined these folks if it my thoughts as to the future didn't align.
The generation of code is solved. I know it may hurts some feelings to say this, but deep down you know it to be true. What is not solved is ensuring that the software is correct, also known as verification.
AI cannot verify itself. It just can't. The state space between your application in development versus running in production is just so massive. Just because it compiles doesn't mean it works.
I'm getting back on the conference circuit again. What follows is a slide that I put together that focuses on definition of agentic back pressure, how do do it and where people should be placing their energy to keep these autonomous ralph loops (or loops in general) on the rails.
Thoughts?
❤️❤️❤️
Replying to @jacob_posel
💯. The main reason Plunge uses HQ is having an agnostic source of truth. After being a Codex soldier for 3 months, I’m going back to Claude with little lost context.
finally explaining HQ
Replying to @andrew_jennings @NotZainAgain
Hey Andrew, HQ uses markdown as the knowledge layer, so there is overlap, but differs in some key ways
HQ allows you to sync and share that context layer across your team or external providers
HQ gives you access control (read and write) throughout the entire vault
HQ allows you to connect all your systems through MCP or API and share those with your team, with the same permissions scoping
HQ allows you to deploy custom applications, replacing the need for Vercel or Netlify
HQ allows you to deploy agents running in virtual machines, inheriting that context + credentials to autonomously work for you
HQ gives you a platform agnostic skill management platform for your team
HQ has an MCP to allow your team members not using Claude Code/Codex/Cursor to get value out of the tool
HQ gives you a messaging layer between all your team mates, and agents (and external agents like grokbot, muse) to allow multiplayer/collaboration
HQ has a core harness which we've spent a lot of time refining to optimize the memory and collaboration system
If its easy to do yourself, I'd love to chat. Because we have spent a tonnnnn of time and resources trying to build a good product, so I'm sure I have a lot to learn :)
Why explain HQ when your much smarter clients can do it for you 💁♂️
Thank you @Seanfrank 🤌
Congrats on the pod @NotZainAgain @theisaacmed. You guys are killing it.
Real alpha here for brands…
.@Seanfrank is far and away one of the most knowledgeable people in the space about e-commerce
He’s been agency side, he’s scaled an e-commerce brand to nine figures from nearly scratch, and he’s been an advisor and mentor to countless brands and ventures in the space
This episode is packed with novel insights on what it takes to succeed in 2027, and also more importantly, a novel fulfil ad read that well be longer and better as we improve the fulfil ad read skills
Watch now: youtu.be/NZ81vrh9hM0
so i guess opus 5.5 can one shot a launch video now 😃
built in @HQForWork
Still the coolest endorsement of anything I’ve ever worked on
Jacob is doing some great groundwork on HQ
but lets not turn this into a fermat
we gotta explain what it does.
What the hell is HQ?
You know all that cool shit you are making in claude?
How do you get your employees to see it and use it in their version of claude?
how do you make sure the whole team has the latest projects, folders, files, skills, assets, etc.
And what if you hate claude now and want to try codex?
How do you port all that shit over?
your apis, your connectors, everything
and how do you do it for YOUR ENTIRE ORG?
HQ does that
its one of those weird little pieces of ai infrastructure that ends up being bought for a billion dollars
Corey Epstein (e/acc) retweeted
We’ve been experimenting with responsive generative video interfaces. Real-time video models are reshaping responsive design. A thread 🧵
Everyone worried about building a vertical harness, gpt wrapper, or agentic service business getting replaced by frontier model companies—remember:
The worlds best AI researchers when given the power of AGI, will use said power solely to create video games
Get out and build 😭💪
There is an abandonware game I loved as a kid called Rescue Raiders.
I asked Claude to create a modern & updated version of the game with new graphics, goals, tech trees, etc. It iterated back-and-forth with critic & art agents until I got this. Its fun! rescue-raiders.netlify.app/
This is the best event in DTC.
Don’t miss it next year.
What an incredible 2 days 🙏
Thank you to everyone from the bottom of my heart for the love and the support from the community to helping deliver another successful @CommerceRound San Diego!
Big big shoutout and a bigger THANK YOU to...
- @iamshackelford for being the best MC and partner
- Madison our event director who crushed every detail of the show
- Greg the design GOAT for every pixel perfect design and video.
- Ava our superstar bts making sure operations ran insanely smooth
- To @caitlinkhutch for the support in delivering the event.
- Brett our revenue director for the sponsors and partners
- Miami Video Productions and RHODES Audiovisual for delivering the vision.
To all the brilliant speakers for crushing the talks.
To all the amazing sponsors.
To the partners and investors.
To the agencies.
To the attendees.
To the community.
To the San Diego weather.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you❤️
2027 we're running it back... twice.
Bigger. Better. Wilder.
Built by the community, for the community.
Austin, May 3-4, 2027
San Diego, Sept 20-21 2027
Hope to see you there ✌️
Flying back from @CommerceRound
Want to s/o all of the awesome humans I met who are too many to name
And congrats to @jimmykim + @iamshackelford 👏 I’ve been in DTC since 2012 and you guys have built the best community I’ve seen and the production was flawless
Much love to the team and my incredible co-founder @jacob_posel @caitlinkhutch Amir, Cherie
Thanks for the conversation and inspiration 🙏
@SarahLevinger @subscriptiondoc @ecom_joseph @joshsuggss @bryandstarck @colindougherty @ecommcowboy @BallinFil @steeze_0 @maybesamharper @ecomrat @leacabrini @jordanmenard +++
And yes @jacob_posel finally explained WTH @HQForWork is
Corey Epstein (e/acc) retweeted
What is something that you’d love to automate?