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learnings

From recap to handoff: a daily digest of yesterday's agent work

Most days I have a few Codex sessions running across different things. …

learnings

Skills Lens, a Raycast extension to browse Claude skills

Built a small Raycast extension over the weekend to make sense of the 70-something Claude/agent skills piling up across ~/. claude/skills and ~/. agents/skills. Source: github. …

learnings

Building a LinkedIn carousel with Claude skills, end to end

You can build a publish-ready LinkedIn carousel from a blank Claude Code session in three prompts. No Canva, no Figma, no design files to wrangle. …

voice I follow

Thariq

A developer on the Claude team who shares easy tips and secret tricks for building with AI.

projects

Longest Claude Session for Shopify Theme

Ran my longest Claude session to generate a Shopify theme for the store. The session lasted almost 30 minutes and produced a theme for me to test. Of course, it wasn't as finished as I wanted, but letting agents run for such a long duration on a task is definitely a new experience for me. The `claude --dangerously-skip-permission` command was needed to make it happen.

learnings

Client feedback to AI fix: a prototype review loop with Agentation, Slack, and Devin

Many of us have shifted from creating Figma wireframes and designs to AI-generated prototypes and applications. …

learnings

How I turn Loom recordings into LLM-ready requirements with a Claude Code skill

Claude doesn't accept video. My client regularly sends 5-10 minute Loom walkthroughs showing what they want changed in the product. …

learnings

I made Claude and Manus watch diaper prices for me. Scheduled tasks + browser use is an underrated combo.

New father life means diapers. A lot of diapers. I order the same pack from FirstCry every few weeks, and the pricing on that site is chaotic. …

voice I follow

Balaji Srinivasan

Big thinker who talks about technology, society, and the future.

projects

Built a first-time visitor welcome experience

New visitors now see a calm, immersive welcome before diving into the feed. A personal greeting types out character by character while a preview of actual content scrolls alongside — learnings, resources, and voices I follow. Click to enter, and it gets out of the way forever.

learnings

Terminal tools for parallel agentic coding sessions: my early impressions

Running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel (or any CLI agent setup) means you need a way to manage several terminals at once. …

resources

Org-wide Claude Code adoption at Intercom: learnings worth borrowing

If you're in engineering leadership exploring how to roll out AI-assisted development across an org, this thread from Brian Scanlan (VP Engineering at Intercom) is worth your time. …

resources

The night shift pattern: let agents build while you sleep

The premise is simple: your time and energy are expensive, agent tokens are cheap and plentiful. So plan the work, hand it off, and let agents grind through it while you sleep. …

voice I follow

swyx

AI engineer who writes simple guides about new AI tools.

learnings

From recap to handoff: a daily digest of yesterday's agent work

Most days I have a few Codex sessions running across different things. …

learnings

Skills Lens, a Raycast extension to browse Claude skills

Built a small Raycast extension over the weekend to make sense of the 70-something Claude/agent skills piling up across ~/. claude/skills and ~/. agents/skills. Source: github. …

learnings

Building a LinkedIn carousel with Claude skills, end to end

You can build a publish-ready LinkedIn carousel from a blank Claude Code session in three prompts. No Canva, no Figma, no design files to wrangle. …

voice I follow

Thariq

A developer on the Claude team who shares easy tips and secret tricks for building with AI.

projects

Longest Claude Session for Shopify Theme

Ran my longest Claude session to generate a Shopify theme for the store. The session lasted almost 30 minutes and produced a theme for me to test. Of course, it wasn't as finished as I wanted, but letting agents run for such a long duration on a task is definitely a new experience for me. The `claude --dangerously-skip-permission` command was needed to make it happen.

learnings

Client feedback to AI fix: a prototype review loop with Agentation, Slack, and Devin

Many of us have shifted from creating Figma wireframes and designs to AI-generated prototypes and applications. …

learnings

How I turn Loom recordings into LLM-ready requirements with a Claude Code skill

Claude doesn't accept video. My client regularly sends 5-10 minute Loom walkthroughs showing what they want changed in the product. …

learnings

I made Claude and Manus watch diaper prices for me. Scheduled tasks + browser use is an underrated combo.

New father life means diapers. A lot of diapers. I order the same pack from FirstCry every few weeks, and the pricing on that site is chaotic. …

voice I follow

Balaji Srinivasan

Big thinker who talks about technology, society, and the future.

projects

Built a first-time visitor welcome experience

New visitors now see a calm, immersive welcome before diving into the feed. A personal greeting types out character by character while a preview of actual content scrolls alongside — learnings, resources, and voices I follow. Click to enter, and it gets out of the way forever.

learnings

Terminal tools for parallel agentic coding sessions: my early impressions

Running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel (or any CLI agent setup) means you need a way to manage several terminals at once. …

resources

Org-wide Claude Code adoption at Intercom: learnings worth borrowing

If you're in engineering leadership exploring how to roll out AI-assisted development across an org, this thread from Brian Scanlan (VP Engineering at Intercom) is worth your time. …

resources

The night shift pattern: let agents build while you sleep

The premise is simple: your time and energy are expensive, agent tokens are cheap and plentiful. So plan the work, hand it off, and let agents grind through it while you sleep. …

voice I follow

swyx

AI engineer who writes simple guides about new AI tools.