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Jan 26
I’m building Solvely.net — an ecosystem of SaaS apps designed to support ops teams.
I use AI as leverage to launch faster, iterate quickly, and scale smarter.
Sharing the process as I go.
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Jun 13
What about a spark and this? Could I get my claw to do more?
AMD Ryzen AI Halo. The ultimate local AI developer platform.
Pre-order now: bit.ly/4xv5PJS
⚡ Up to 128GB unified memory
⚡ Support for models up to 200B parameters
⚡ Windows & Linux support
⚡ Ready-to-run AI workflows out of the box
Build, prototype, and deploy locally without cloud constraints.
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Jun 12
Working this week to build out my loops that I want my users to have. Building small tooling to support core functions is really fun.
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Jun 2
Introducing OpenFader: a native macOS per-app volume EQ mixer, now submitted for App Store review.
Finally control browsers, music, calls, games, streams, and alerts independently.
Open source MIT licensed:
github.com/Solvely-Colin/Ope…
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May 29
gsd-browser now has a proper MCP server.
62 tools resources executable prompts, built for agents.
Plus a bunch of fixes that only showed up after actual autonomous agent testing. github.com/open-gsd/gsd-brow… @opengsd
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May 29
I am not biased (yes I am) but if you can you should check out the latest refresh of the iOS app! Realtime-2 talk, and a full UI/UX overhaul. Now to work on iPad and watch! Plus the last few releases have been super smooth and snappy across the other channels I use!
OpenClaw 2026.5.27 is live 🦞
🔒 tighter runtime/security boundaries
⚡ faster gateway reply paths
🧠 steadier Codex/app-server memory
📡 better channels, providers, Pixverse video
Less wedge, more claw.
github.com/openclaw/openclaw…
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May 27
Back to cli for codex today. The app is great but seems to really struggle on longer work sessions and I am working to go faster right now. Love the app still and jump into it to start projects and check sentry or other things.
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May 26
Seeing people share how they used $GSD in corporate talks or in trainings or just sharing (Thanks @nnennahacks!) Always felt it was hard with its name so I am glad to share @opengsd is now Git Ship Done. This makes it clear what it is and I can share it in the corporate world or talks easily without breezing past the full name.
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May 26
Testing out @xai grok build. Sub agents are great and plugging away! Would really love a way to like codex be remote on how I run it outside of iOS terminal app. Love a good TUI I found I can also keep talking to it as it works. Need to do some more diving in but I see why users want us to get it working with @opengsd.
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May 25
.@morganlinton going to check this out. Get to see if I can integrate it well into @opengsd for users who are moving over to @xai
Grok Build is now available in Beta for all SuperGrok and X Premium users.
Use Plan Mode, create images and videos with Imagine, and build automations or orchestrators with the CLI.
Visit x.ai/cli to get started.
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May 24
I love Open Source, I love building and promoting it when I can. I’m all for this rebrand after what happened with original dev. That’s the beauty the community can step up and keep building.
The Rebrand & Why
As @ColinSolvely said:
“In corp world/speaking… I’d be hard pressed to say anything but GSD and breeze past it.”
And honestly, he’s right.
While many of us will always know the original meaning behind GSD, we also recognize that building a serious platform means thinking bigger than the inside joke.
So moving forward, GSD will officially stand for:
Git. Ship. Done.
The reality is simple. Using vulgarity in a product name may get attention early on, but it also creates friction with businesses, developers, partnerships, and long-term adoption.
This lets us keep the identity, energy, and momentum behind GSD while giving it a stronger foundation and clearer direction moving forward.
Same builders.
Same mission.
Better framing.
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