Every vibe coder should probably install this GitHub project. If you use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, etc. - ctx-wire feels like a no-brainer. The problem is simple: AI coding agents run tons of noisy commands: git, sed, tr, grep, cat, npm, go, cargo, etc. And then they happily dump all that output back into the context window. Result? Your session fills up faster. You burn more tokens. You compact more often. And the agent starts carrying around a lot of useless noise instead of useful context. ctx-wire sits between the agent and the command output. It runs the command, filters/compresses the noisy output, scrubs secrets, and gives the agent a much shorter, cleaner result, while keeping the full scrubbed log locally if something actually fails. Why I like it: - Less token waste - Cleaner agent context - Fewer forced compacts - Better signal-to-noise during long coding sessions - Open source, free, installs in a few lines This is one of those tiny infra/devtools things that feels boring… Until you realize it directly improves the way your AI coding agent thinks. Repo: github.com/pivanov/ctx-wire Install: ctx-wire.dev Cut the noise. Keep the context.

Every vibe coder should probably install this GitHub project. If you use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, etc. - ctx-wire feels like a no-brainer. The problem is simple: AI coding agents run tons of noisy commands: git, sed, tr, grep, cat, npm, go, cargo, etc. And then they happily dump all that output back into the context window. Result? Your session fills up faster. You burn more tokens. You compact more often. And the agent starts carrying around a lot of useless noise instead of useful context. ctx-wire sits between the agent and the command output. It runs the command, filters/compresses the noisy output, scrubs secrets, and gives the agent a much shorter, cleaner result, while keeping the full scrubbed log locally if something actually fails. Why I like it: - Less token waste - Cleaner agent context - Fewer forced compacts - Better signal-to-noise during long coding sessions - Open source, free, installs in a few lines This is one of those tiny infra/devtools things that feels boring… Until you realize it directly improves the way your AI coding agent thinks. Repo: github.com/pivanov/ctx-wire Install: ctx-wire.dev/ Cut the noise. Keep the context. Well done @ivanovpavel

SpaceXAI and @cursor_ai are now working closely together to create the world’s best coding and knowledge work AI. The combination of Cursor’s leading product and distribution to expert software engineers with SpaceX’s million H100 equivalent Colossus training supercomputer will allow us to build the world’s most useful models. Cursor has also given SpaceX the right to acquire Cursor later this year for $60 billion or pay $10 billion for our work together.

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Most apps don’t lose users because of value. They lose them in the first quiet hour. Fix onboarding with behavior triggers: One push. One action. Stop after activation. SashiDo’s team breaks it down. Read the playbook 👉 sashido.io/en/blog/applicati…

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Vibe Coding is the future

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After a month of abusing this internally, I realized it’s worth sharing "split-tasks" ⚡ Parallel agents for independent tasks 🧠 Same prompt, less waiting 🔗 skills.sh/pivanov/ai-skills/…

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Most MVPs stall not on frontend speed, but on backend setup. Auth, CRUD, storage, realtime, jobs. Founders want time to learn, not run infra. In 2026, BaaS wins when speed beats purity. Read the breakdown 👉 sashido.io/en/blog/startup-m…

React apps rarely break in the UI. They break when the backend does not fit the team or traffic. Read before you scale 👉 sashido.io/en/blog/backend-f…

I asked @Claude Code to build me a @cursor_ai alternative. It built it in #Vim. Free. Open source. Runs over SSH. github.com/mignev/vimsor

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Claude Code is powerful and risky. Agentic AI needs loops and guardrails. Plan. Change. Check. Revert. Read this 👉 sashido.io/en/blog/ai-code-t…

Heroku alternatives are not about cheaper dynos. AI apps have bursty traffic, queues, streaming, and egress bills. Pick for runway and portability. Read before migrating 👉 sashido.io/en/blog/heroku-al…