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At the request of many, I've put together a "Claude Code Power User" 🤓workshop on Aug 1st. We'll cover: - Automated workflows (cron, pr, keyboard shortcuts, etc) - Claude Hooks - The SDK - Subagents - Containers - Orchestration Want ULTIMATE POWER? Sign-up here 👇
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build my own version of "fusion" w/ all my local subs (codex/claude/antigravity/kimi/glm) It's working surprisingly well.
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Same experience. Things I never expected to work without tons of planning... just did
I broke my "1-2 projects at a time" rule with Fable Got a lot of exposure in a short amount of time and somehow burned through 15k requests 😅 What surprised me wasn't the benchmarks. A lot of benchmarks feel like noise tbh It was watching it take a greenfield idea to ~90% complete on its own And the output was actually good The weirdest part was how each iteration felt. I'd throw an idea at it, wait a bit and then get to see what came back. Every time felt like opening a present I'd have other models review the code and most of the time they found nothing You could absolutely get to the same place with really good loops or by writing everything yourself But it'd take way longer What felt different was how I wasn't getting prototypes. I was getting products It genuinely felt like the future
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imagine if they banned all models and we all went back to writing code by hand and the last 6 months were just a fever dream…imagine
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Reply w/ your social security number to prove you're a citizen and I'll restore your Fable access.
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The conspiracist in me believes Anthropic pulled the plug because they got enough data from our prompts and they don't need us anymore.
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Stop asking Fable to build impressive things. Ask Fable to build useful things.
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I asked Fable high in Cursor to delegate tasks to Composer. After all the Composer work came back, Fable said, "If you need something done right..."
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This is going to be so much fun.
modernizing egghead, removing 13 years of cruft, final killing rails for good, fixing all the perf issues, failed experiments, broken dreams lol 🥚 beta.egghead.io/
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A "home" thread is one of the concepts I teach in my Codex Power User workshops
~Once a month I take an afternoon to completely revisit my Codex setup in light of new features and/or an improved model What I landed on yesterday is really exciting. I feel like I'm actually getting >50% out of Codex what is possible Working on a blog, but it includes: - a home thread that manages a todo list that is always open - a home thread that manages other threads - heartbeats on almost all of them Still WIP, but the vision is to simplify everything: show what matters to uniquely me (because an agent can't do it), show me what my agents are up to, and convert my provided goals/tasks/intentions to the right threads who are responsible for those workstreams In essence, this "home thread" has become my context manager (context: most my work is not coding)
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I've found Fable really understands the intent/vision of my projects. To the point where I'm trusting it to "do the next right thing". I can't imagine what I could build with this if I could let it run for a week straight.
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Starting an overnight Fable task. If this is works when I wake up in the morning, I'll be a very happy boy.
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Buckle up everyone 🚀
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Replying to @robertcourson
Feeling pretty good about things
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Fable definitely over-builds. Careful with questions like: "What am I missing?" It will just go build it without any discussion.
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I don't know if I want to play OoT again. There's no way it can recapture the sense of awe and wonder I felt back almost 30 years ago.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will be reborn on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. #NintendoDirect
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I hope AI can solve the amount of updates I need to install every few months I finally get a chance to sit down and play a video game.
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John Lindquist retweeted
💡 Codex Tip: Just ask Codex for automations Codex can schedule for itself and also update those automations. - Ask it to do something later in the same thread - Have it do the same thing it just did but on a regular basis - Have it review your existing automations and improve them - Clean up unnecessary / ineffective automations In my case I still had some automations running on GPT-5.4 so I had Codex update them
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I'm guessing 822 is the oldest @cursor_ai ? I remember my first Cursor presentation/recommendation was back in March 2024 at ng-conf
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John Lindquist retweeted
And here’s another simple standard most of the industry supports. If your tool doesn’t, tell them you want it ;)
📣 Open call to agent builders: Let's read agent skills from `.agents/skills`, so people don't have to manage separate folders per agent. Today we pulled the trigger for Codex to read `.agents/skills`. Goal is to deprecate `.codex/skills`. Pls like/tag/RT for momentum.
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