Openclaw’s docs are terrible. You’re way better off cloning the repo and asking questions with opencode (while telling it to look at code and ignore the docs)

Building an android app from scratch and running it… on android

Farcfluencers getting their cortisol spiked by wordmogging exfoundercel dwr

The drama to DAUs ratio of this app is off the charts

ran out of codex credits yesterday, which forced me to switch to a cheaper model for my openclaw instance. unfortunately kimi k2 results in a significantly worse experience

Kinda funny that the final statement in the recording of this atproto talk is about how farcaster’s flagship client is not open source (also a good talk about atproto) youtu.be/2YtvMImH_SE

codex feels like an expert hacker in a terminal and it makes me feel like i can do anything i want. last week i built a permissions system for providing secure access to credentials to agents. rn i'm attempting to change the logic of an old video game. over the weekend i ordered a cheap android device that i'm gonna us... Show more

degenification

How are people automating testing agent skills (like SKILL.md)? Feels like a slightly different paradigm to deterministic testing

We are going to need a manual permissions layer for agentic assistants to make requests on your behalf. This isn’t something that we’re going to solve with prompting I can see a world where you connect all your accounts to your chat app, which manages your credentials, and agents will make requests to the host chat ap... Show more

All iOS apps are open source now. Today I turned the local doordash-like app I use for grocery shopping into a CLI by having codex inspect the app downloaded from the App Store on my mac to find the relevant auth flows and API endpoints. Had to help it figure out some requests by recording network traffic using mit... Show more

Bridge to zero chain? Oh you mean send it to zero?