Emigrated European (10 years in 🇰🇷, now in 🇸🇬) | Tinkering with https://teapaw.org/t.co/502bI5fIxv and a bunch of PMF-searching things | Former Co-founder of Shakr (acquired)
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this setting in @t3dotcodes will save you so many tokens, I'm shocked at how much I must've wasted by restarting old threads before. Life Saver.
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ok hopefully the last grokbot-t3-bridge update:
if a Claude Code or Codex harness dies mid-turn, the turn-end hook never fires, so my bot never hears about it. the thread just looks done or waiting forever
fix: a turn-start hook now marks the thread as running before any work happens. a check every 15 min pings the bot once with turn_died if a turn started, never ended, and no harness is left
no network call when a turn starts, and if the hook breaks, the turn still runs
github.com/DoubleDipCode/gro…
It pings in these cases, each once per occurrence:
1. Turn died: a turn started but never ended and no harness is left, for 45+ minutes (turn_died).
2. No progress: the status hasn't changed for 45+ minutes and no harness is running (stalled).
3. Possible approval prompt: a harness is running but nothing has moved for 45+ minutes (stalled … approval?).
4. Stale waiting: a thread has been in waiting for about 2 hours (stale waiting).
5. Worktree gone: a tracked worktree has disappeared (worktree_missing).
Normal turn-end pings (done, milestone, needs_input and so on) come from the hook when the turn ends, not from the sweep.
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just added a thread registry to grokbot-t3-bridge.
my bots were listing or searching ~1,700 T3 Code threads every time one finished, just to find their own. slow, and it burns tokens
now the turn-end hook keeps a small SQLite registry on my Mac. every callback carries the thread's id and title, plus a short list of that bot's open threads. works for Claude Code and Codex threads, and the bots don't do any bookkeeping
github.com/DoubleDipCode/gro…
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if you use Cursor cloud agents and want them to take work from a real board instead of a prompt, I wrote up how to connect them to Atoll:
one .cursor/mcp.json entry pointing at Atoll's MCP server, sign in, pick an agent profile. then the agent reads its heartbeat, picks up an issue, updates status and links its PR
atollhq.com/integrations/cur…
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just updated grokbot-t3-bridge to v4. issues I hit and how I fixed them:
1. a Claude Code thread sat 2.5 hours on a permission prompt and my bot never knew. a prompt doesn't end the turn, so the Stop hook never fires. fix: Claude's Notification hook and Codex's PermissionRequest hook now ping the bot while the prompt is open
2. the thread building that fix then got stuck an hour on a git commit prompt. fix: a background check every 15 min flags any thread that's still running but has been quiet for 45+ min
3. that check couldn't see running agents at all, because launchd was missing a PATH entry. fixed
4. I run separate Claude configs for personal and work, and the installer only knew my own folder names. fix: it now finds every ~/.claude-* config by itself, so it works with anyone's setup
github.com/DoubleDipCode/gro…
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week 1 of a new AI plan: run agents all day
week 5: you've hit your usage limit teapaw.org/amasad/status/21170108…
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here's how to properly connect your grok bot to T3 Code so it can run your vibe coding for you 👇
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update: it works without T3 now. the repo has plain Claude Code and Codex CLI versions. your bot runs `claude -p` or `codex exec` headless, and the same turn-end hook wakes it when a turn ends.
the downside is losing T3's MCP. your bot needs shell access to the machine, it can't steer a session you're running in a terminal, and there's no remote thread view or interrupt. if you can run T3, it's still the better setup.
the one-shot prompt asks which one you use and builds that version.
github.com/DoubleDipCode/gro…
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perhaps a hot take but rather than building a SAAS, most people would probably make more money getting multiple jobs and letting a grokbot have full access to their work email, calendar, slack etc and making it do the work for them
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Oh no, I can now DM my grokbots in the X app. I need some separation! I’m already spending too much time on here
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I'm really tempted to go Linux but I don't know where to start when it comes to the hardware. Any suggestions? leaning towards the mac mini-esque side of things
This is part of why people who try Omarchy on some old potato PC find that their new MacBook machine suddenly isn't very attractive in comparison. There are a lot of common developer tasks that are just way, way faster on Linux (it's the same with Docker!).
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*slow clap*
Two weeks ago a life changing amount of money was wired into my bank account from the sale of my business.
Since I'm no longer a competitor in this particular arena, I'm gonna drop some sauce on how I completely mogged an entire industry on meta ads.
I'm going to be vague so I don't dox myself, but here it goes:
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wow, one person + Claude running in 11 external labs, and Anthropic bought the company. my agents have some catching up to do teapaw.org/MTSlive/status/2115195…
SITUATION DETECTED: Anthropic acquired a one-person company in July 2026. Mithril Medicine - developing treatments for two rare forms of muscular dystrophy - owned and run by one person who used Claude to organize contracts, logistics, and experiments with 11 external labs.
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