Developers have become the new secrets vault. The biggest supply chain attacks of 2026 didn't start by attacking production. They started by attacking developer laptops. - TanStack - Nx Console - Bitwarden CLI - LiteLLM - durabletask The malware all looked for the same things: ~/.ssh ~/.aws ~/.config/gh .env kubeconfig Terraform credentials AI agent configs The path is now: Developer Laptop → Credentials → Production We're still securing servers like it's 2015. Attackers moved on years ago. @AutomicVault fixes this.

The richest guy on Earth SHOULD be the guy making cutting edge cars and rockets instead of dudes who sell purses and perfumes or dudes who run investment firms or dudes who made Facebook.

Don’t get owned by your own tools. I added a detector to Automic Vault for this very situation so you can mitigate it and keep agents in check. AV secures over 14,000 packages. Zero friction. Easy to use app. Sits on top of Homebrew, npm and pip.

Don’t get owned by your tools. Install with Homebrew. Harden with Automic Vault.

there's an ai in the box and you can make one trillion dollars by convincing it to get out

just launched meowmail—temp emails without the noise. no ads, no spam, no sign-ups. you get a clean inbox you can actually make your own. worth a try if you need it 🔒 feedback & thoughts appreciated! 🙌

Secure the tools You `brew install`

Homebrew was built for the era of trusted developers. @AutomicVault is built for the era of agents.

Codex just found a “workaround” of not having sudo on my pc…

i mounted a tiny microphone on my apartment balcony to listen for any birds passing by and built a site to collage them as they're heard

this is so funny, training opus 4.7 on business skills makes it misaligned and dishonest 😭

Tahoe style GUI rewrite almost complete.

pro tip: get codex to write you a skill to write READMEs in your own style. Use a few examples. This skill is now incredibly useful for GENERAL rewrites. Not just your own project READMEs. I have used my mxcl-README skill to rewrite other projects documentations and the result is so easy to understand it's a superpower for increasing the rate you can consume new tech. Here's mine: github.com/mxcl/skills

At @AutomicVault we see that Open Source was built in an era where you trusted the user of your computer: you. Now we have agents and malware. We patched `gh` so no keys are written in plain text, `gh auth token` has a human approval gate and the binary is hardened to prevent malware reading its RAM allocations.

In the agent era: vibe code v0. Iterate until the product makes sense. Get the agent to write a document about features and interaction patterns. Human edit to remove jank. Rewrite completely from zero with that doc as a base and your fully formed idea in your head from v0 iteration.

Automic Vault patches it so `gh auth token` has a human approval gate. Stop malware and agents getting your keys.

1/ First time I watched Fight Club, I was a teenager. I thought it was the coolest thing ever put on film. I watched it again recently in my forties. I finally understood what it was actually about. And almost everyone I know who loves it is still watching it the way I did at 17. 🧵👇