tim

did someone try out the Herdr app? What are your thoughts around it?

im in a weird state, where I dont even like writing code by hand anymore. its just too addicting to ship something working quick, the time I use to type out types or constructors feels wasted. weird times

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yo @linear why did you kill the "full screen" review mode was really helpful on smaller-ish screens :)

another one bites the dust should have been the last one

I feel a bit dumb I finally started using herdr, its worktrees and whatever properly and holy shit, I feel so much more productive than switching zed windows

whats the issue with opus doing everything it can to avoid @pidotdev edit tools? It will literally mount volumes to pipe python commands through it instead of calling edit() what the hell

turns out you can just vibe things. wanted my agents to be able to verify their UI work better and make better PRs, here we are. github.com/timzolleis/shot please tell me if this is shit, needs improvements or can be deleted alltogether because this already exists.

alchemy is pretty cool

Since I got some feedback that the skill is a bit unreadable for humans without context, I updated the skill and also used it to build this example implementation: github.com/timzolleis/effect… It also includes SPEC.md, which was the original draft I iterated on to build the skill.

read a lot about DDD today (code examples, concepts). I built some principles out of this with Opus and @EffectTS_ that should make it really hard for agents to slop, and really easy to verify correctness. Still got to try it out a bit more, but really excited!

last repo. what a ride! actually okay-ish diff for the size of the repo shoutout to @EffectTS_ for the migration path, lots of "breaking" apis but seamless agent documentation

im _really_ torn on agentic coding today. Are we accepting that „good enough“ is now fine (in terms of abstractions, coding style)? I cant really justify spending hours cleaning up or refactoring ai code to myself. Idk man, this feels weird

if you used a library that interacts with users server side logic (like a sync engine that needs to publish events) what would be your favorite way to ensure consistency (transactions)? implement an effect service? fire and forget? kinda fiddling with the details here

what happened to @linear diff stacks holy glow up, looks really good

asking those using herdr: are you using it with an IDE (zed, whatever) or plain terminal and vibes?

the renames of Schema.TaggedError have come to an end seriously, congrats. couldn't imagine building typescript software without it, effect has become such an amazing piece of software to work with

where can I find beautiful and somewhat clean effect code? need to de-slop my brain a bit from viewing all the agent code the last few months