Did a quick test on linux, and it isnt working? Will need to look a bit more closely tomorrow.
Oh boy! This sounds awesome! (Haven’t tried it yet.) Rust is the best programming language for AIs because of the safety orientation and tooling, but the long compile times are a big limitation. This appears set to eliminate that friction!
github.com/indexable-inc/bla…
The new claude-artifact canvas mode is pretty sweet.
It took a while for me to figure out "how to hold it correctly", but I'm quite enjoying giving design direction via comments and have claude work in the background and upgrade in place.
Replying to @SakshiSugandhi
These are called scoped package. Scoped packages use the @ symbol to act like a private folder or organization namespace on npm. This prevents naming conflicts and protects developers from fake packages by ensuring the code comes from a verified creator.
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Lots of excitement for Argon and Gemini this week on Antigravity.
Resetting Argon and Gemini model quotas for everyone. Keep building through the weekend!
I'm slowly replacing core tools I rely on with my own software that works the way I want. All open source. It might or might not work for you, but point your favorite agent at the repo and remix.
twig (tcsh prompt)
similar to starship but has a client / server model. the server/daemon runs in the background doing heavy workloads and while client remains thin.
github.com/jeffjose/twig
clutch (ctrk/cmd-k)
simlar to raycast, but with features that I want, like tailwind/radix palettes, icon browser ..
github.com/jeffjose/clutch
Neat.
I think it's github.com/kitlangton/justic…
Jeffrey Jose retweeted
It was super fun chatting with @OfficialLoganK @joshwoodward @tulseedoshi and Sergey about Gemini 4 Argon.
A conversation with Sergey Brin, @joshwoodward, @tulseedoshi, and @melvinjohnsonp about Gemini 4 Argon, how we got here, and the path ahead!
Third time is the charm.
After two unsuccessful attempts at revamping my prompt, twig, is looking usable.
I'm a dinosaur and still stuck on tcsh, so none of the modern startship kinds worked for me. I also wanted a client / server model where ..
.. there's a daemon that runs in the background that runs expensive tasks and prompt reads it and just displays it.
github.com/jeffjose/twig
REA feels like firebug moment for whole software engineering.
We finally have a way to look under the hood of anything that runs on your computer. Firebug did that all those years back with websites and it changed the course of webdev.
My timeline is full of software running on unorthodox platforms, and hardware being reverse engineered.
This is what early hacker culture used to be.











