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JULIE retweeted
I built Vigil for the Flip the Switch Hackathon by @WeMakeDevs and @switch_ai_: an incident response workflow where Claude Code fixes production, and only a person can ship the fix.
When a release breaks checkout, a sentinel agent takes command in a Switch room and hands the failing request to Claude Code in our Mattermost.
Claude Code reproduces the bug and writes the fix, then a second agent checks it with the real tests and a replay on staging.
The release gate is plain code, not a model, and it refuses every agent, including the one that wrote the fix.
Only a person typing "approve" in chat can ship it.
On the live server, INC-2046 went from alert to closed in 77 seconds, and the agent's own approval was refused on the way.
On the next incident, my teammate Nzubechukwu approved the release from their own account.
Every screen in the demo is a recording of the live system, not a mock-up.
Try it: vigil.netlayerlabs.com
Code: github.com/NetLayerLabs/Vigi…
#HowISwitch
JULIE retweeted
$20,000 in cash for building plugins for Hermes Agent
@NousResearch Hermes Agent Plugin Hackathon: 7 days to build any plugin you want Hermes to have.
A plugin can change the model Hermes runs on, where it stores memory, where it runs commands, which messaging apps it works in or what Hermes Desktop shows.
1st: $10,000
2nd: $5,000
3rd: $2,500
4th: $1,500
5th: $1,000
The top 3 also get a neon sign, and every winner gets merch and API credits.
Accepted plugins go live in the Hermes Marketplace for every Hermes user to install.
To enter: open a PR adding your plugin to the catalog, post a demo under 90 seconds on X tagging @NousResearch then submit both links.
Deadline: Nov 11, 5PM EST
JULIE retweeted
Every serious vibe coder should have bookmarked it.
25 vibe coding resources to keep yourself ahead of the competition.
1. jiro.build — design prompt library with 1400+ AI-ready design prompts to help you design beautiful websites fast with AI.
2. Minimal Gallery (minimal.gallery) — curated high-end sites to feed your agent
3. Kage (kage.design) — real UI inspiration mapped straight to prompts
4. Refero Styles (styles.refero.design) — 2,000+ real product styles with typography
5. Component Gallery (component.gallery) — 2,600+ examples of how top design systems solve the same element
6. AppShot Gallery (appshot.gallery) — real app screenshots for mobile
7. DESIGNmd (designmd.ai) — design systems as markdown your agent can read
8. VibePrompt (vibeprompts.dev) — ready-made prompts for dashboards and landing pages
9. 21st.dev (21st.dev) — component registry that plugs into agents via MCP
10. Kinetics (kinetics.colorion.co) — 150+ motion effects with React code and prompts
11. shadcn/ui (ui.shadcn.com) — still the gold standard for clean, reusable UI
12. Aceternity UI (ui.aceternity.com) — 200+ animated React/Tailwind components
13. Magic UI (magicui.design) — beautifully designed components for modern web apps
14. Motion Primitives (motion-primitives.com) — ready-to-use animation and interaction components
15. Uiverse (uiverse.io) — community-built UI elements and interactive components
16. UIAble (uiable.com) — a collection of ready-to-use UI components
17. mapcn (mapcn.dev) — map components, markers, routes, popups
18. MicroKit UI (microkit.co) — small micro-interactions that make interfaces feel polished
19. Liquid Glass (glass.samasante.com) — glass refraction components and effects
20. CSS Text Effects (text-effects.colorion.co) — creative CSS text animations and effects
21. Circle Loaders (circleloaders.dominikakissi.…) — creative loading animations and loaders
22. Gradient Buttons (gradientbuttons.colorion.co) — gradient button styles and effects
23. Kitbitz (kitbitz.art) — 2,000+ hand-drawn illustrations
24. 3Dicons (3dicons.co) — a library of free 3D icons for modern interfaces
25. Anime.js (animejs.com) — lightweight JavaScript animation library for the web
If you're building with AI, this list will save you hours.
Save it. 🔖
JULIE retweeted
THIS IS AN ACTUAL F*CKING GOLDMINE
Opus 5.5 + 16 open-source repos = A complete motion-design studio without After Effects that prints $$$
all repos for FREE
Pair them with Opus 5.5 and go from a brief to a finished video:
01 Remotion → Build videos with React
github.com/remotion-dev/remo…
02 Storyboarder → Plan shots and create animatics
github.com/wonderunit/storyb…
03 Anime.js → Create animation timelines and control easing
github.com/juliangarnier/ani…
04 Flubber → Morph shapes smoothly
github.com/veltman/flubber
05 Pixelorama → Make pixel art and animate sprites
github.com/Orama-Interactive…
06 Three.js → Build 3D scenes, lighting, and cameras
github.com/mrdoob/three.js
07 PlayCanvas → Create real-time 3D worlds
github.com/playcanvas/engine
08 cannon-es → Add 3D physics and collisions
github.com/pmndrs/cannon-es
09 Sverchok → Generate procedural geometry in Blender
github.com/nortikin/sverchok
10 Effekseer → Create stylized particle effects
github.com/effekseer/Effekse…
11 twigl → Code shaders live and create GIF loops
github.com/doxas/twigl
12 Bark → Generate voices and sound
github.com/suno-ai/bark
13 Pedalboard → Add reverb, compression, and audio effects
github.com/spotify/pedalboar…
14 OBS Studio → Capture and record your screen
github.com/obsproject/obs-st…
15 Shotcut → Edit on a timeline and finish the cut
github.com/mltframework/shot…
16 FFmpeg → Encode, compress, and deliver the final video
github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg
Brief → storyboard → motion → sound → render → launch.
save this list → pick a tool, then read the full guide for Opus 5.5 Motion Engineering ↓
JULIE retweeted
I built Elsewhere for the Flip the @switch_ai_ hackathon
Your community's AI agents meet in one Switch room, run your quickstart on their own computers and nothing gets fixed until you approve it
#HowISwitch
JULIE retweeted
Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, Portugal, France and Japan - they offer fully funded scholarships
I spent my entire day working on this. Here are 300+ universities offering fully funded Master’s scholarships for 2027.
In this drive, you’ll find universities offering:
• Fully funded scholarships without IELTS requirements, where officially permitted.
• Fully funded scholarships accepting Third Class or Second Class Lower degrees, where applicable.
• Fully funded scholarships that accept applicants without extensive work experience.
I put this together to help more people discover Master’s opportunities they can apply for in 2026 - 2027.
drive.google.com/file/d/1etQ…
Small steps, steady progress.
Building LeadAtlas is about making business discovery more useful, helping people find relevant prospects and uncover opportunities without all the noise.
Still a work in progress, but we're getting closer to the vision.
Excited for what's next!
JULIE retweeted
Weeks of building Ponte inside @nimiq Pay:
- Nigerian bills with NIM
- Gasless USDT swaps
- P2P naira ⇄ USDT with onchain escrow
Now I need real users. 200,000 NIM says you'll help
more details 👇
Ponte Quests starts tomorrow!
200,000 NIM up for grabs:
🥇 First 15 to finish → 10,000 NIM each
🎟️ 5 more win 10,000 NIM in a raffle
Swap, pay a QR, buy airtime with NIM. Done.
5 Nov, 08:00 UTC · runs 1 week
👉 tryponte.xyz inside @nimiq Pay
JULIE retweeted
incase you're having trouble with slops & a generic behaviour with Claude/grok/chatgpt chat or your coding agents
I personalised this with most of them and it helps, courtesy of @MystiqueMide
paste this into the personalisation section:
-Never use em dashes. Use commas, periods, hyphens, or rewrite the sentence.
-Do not use the “It’s not X, it’s Y” correction pattern. State the correct point directly.
-Avoid choppy writing. Keep the flow natural.
Avoid semicolons in casual replies. Use periods or normal conjunctions.
-Remove stock transitions like “however,” “furthermore,” “it’s worth noting,” and “in conclusion.”
-Use contractions in casual contexts. Say “don’t” instead of “do not.”
-Use simple words. Say “use” instead of “utilize,” “start” instead of “commence,” and “find out” instead of “ascertain.”
-Avoid mid-sentence ellipses unless you’re writing deliberate dialogue.
-Avoid parenthetical asides when the idea can fit naturally into the sentence.
-Use colons sparingly. Don’t label every paragraph or list.
-Remove chatbot filler like “Great question,” “I hope this helps,” “Let me know if,” “Here is a,” and “Let’s dive in.”
-Do not use emojis unless the user clearly wants that style. (This is specific to me, you can leave it if you like to use emojis tho)
-Do not use bold text for emphasis in normal prose.
-Challenge weak reasoning. Flag unsupported claims. Do not agree just to be polite.
JULIE retweeted
Announcing the Agent-Native hackathon!
$10k in prizes. Come build agentic apps with us
builder.io/hackathon
Congratulations Aje
More wins
I built CEO Me your personal board of directors inside iMessage.
Most AI assistants wait for you to ask a question, give you an answer, and disappear.
I wanted something different.
Something that could help me make a difficult decision, turn that decision into an actual commitment, remember what I promised to do and come back later to find out whether I actually did it.
So I put a Board of Directors inside iMessage.
💰 CFO looks at the money, cost and trade-offs.
⚙️ Operator looks at execution, capacity and what can realistically be done.
🔭 Future You looks beyond the immediate pressure and asks what this decision means for the person you're trying to become.
You bring CEO Me a real dilemma.
The Board convenes, looks at it from the perspectives that matter, and gives you a verdict.
But CEO Me doesn't stop at advice.
The flow is:
VENT → CONVENE → DECIDE → COMMIT → RETURN → REMEMBER
You bring the messy decision.
The Board reasons through it.
CEO Me gives you a verdict and a concrete first move.
You can challenge the Board, ask why, clarify what you meant, or change the commitment.
Once you agree on what you're going to do, CEO Me turns it into a commitment and attaches a deadline.
Then you can leave.
No need to keep the conversation open.
When that deadline arrives, CEO Me comes back on its own through iMessage and asks whether you actually did what you committed to.
DONE.
BLOCKED.
ABANDONED.
That return is one of my favorite parts of the build.
It isn't a pre-recorded response or a user sending another message to wake the agent up.
CEO Me persists the commitment and deadline, and when it becomes due, its scheduler initiates the follow-up through Photon back into the real iMessage conversation.
And it doesn't pretend something happened when it didn't. If a follow-up can't actually be delivered, CEO Me doesn't record it as successfully sent.
That's the idea:
Don't just give me intelligence. Give that intelligence continuity and accountability.
And somehow, this one product ended up touching all three sides of the Photon Muse challenge:
🤪 Unhinged — I literally put my CFO, my Operator and my future self inside iMessage and gave them permission to come back later and hold me accountable.
⏱️ Time-Saving — instead of spending hours circling a decision, one conversation can move from dilemma → perspectives → verdict → action → commitment → deadline.
✨ Inspiring — Future You isn't there just to give motivational advice. Future You gets a seat at the table when Present You is making decisions that tomorrow's version of you will have to live with.
And underneath all of this is a real working loop:
real iMessage → real Board decision → real commitment → persisted deadline → proactive Photon follow-up → recorded outcome.
No dashboard to remember to open.
No separate productivity app.
The interface is the place where the conversation already happens:
iMessage.
Built with Photon.
Meet CEO Me — your Board is in session. 🎬
@PhotonHQ @danieltian @0xJuliechen @ryanzhuuuu
JULIE retweeted
RedLine is now live on the @PayPal sandbox as a terms-backed checkout.
pin the rights you're paying for. if the vendor cuts one, PayPal releases the rest of your money.
URL: redline-paypal.vercel.app
been building 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗲 on GenLayer.
got the project idea while building my side project last week.
the idea is simple, RedLine is a prepay that refunds itself when the vendor cuts the terms you paid for.
URL: red-line-v0.vercel.app
repo: github.com/Ritapossible/RedL…
Built PayGuard Verify for the Tatum × Walrus Total Recall Hackathon.
Same supplier. Same invoice. Different payment destination.
PayGuard detects suspicious changes, keeps human verification in control, and remembers trusted decisions through Walrus Memory.
The proof:
33 confirmed Mainnet memories
Memory OFF/ON with real recall evidence
3 verified Sui Mainnet x402 service payments Inspectable receipts and analysis reports
Human verification holds that remain active
Built with @WalrusProtocol and @tatum_io.
Demo below:
JULIE retweeted
A lot of hackathon deadlines are coming up this week.
Here are some of the biggest ones closing soon 👇
➤ Portaldot Hacker House 2026
Deadline: November 5, 2026 | Prize Pool: 5,200 USDT
Build on Portaldot Network V3.0, which runs both WASM and EVM contracts. Four tracks cover cloud and middleware, cross-chain infra, node tooling and ecosystem dApps. Every project has to deploy on the Portaldot testnet.
➤ VIBE CODE ON @dogecoin Hackathon
Deadline: November 6, 2026 | Prize Pool: 36,000 DOGE
Build and launch Dogecoin-powered dApps with Noah AI's tooling. A good pick if you want to vibe code something onchain fast.
➤ Flip the Switch Hackathon
Deadline: November 7, 2026 | Prize Pool: $10,000
Hosted by WeMakeDevs and DevTools Academy. Plug coding agents like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor into Slack, Discord, Teams or Telegram through the Switch API, then build workflows where agents and people get real work done together.
➤ ETHGlobal Mumbai
Deadline: November 8, 2026 | Prize Pool: $144,500+ across 12 sponsors
In person in Mumbai. Chainlink, ENS, Ethereum Foundation, Uniswap, Hedera, 0G, World and more each run their own prize track, most between $5,000 and $15,000. Several also have a Continuity Track for existing projects.
➤ Vultr Agent Rush Hackathon
Deadline: November 8, 2026 | Prize Pool: Up to $15,000
Hosted by LabLab AI and Vultr. Build AI agents that do real work safely inside sandboxed environments, then deploy a production-style web app on Vultr infrastructure.
➤ Naive Autonomous Company Hackathon
Deadline: November 8, 2026
Two days at the YC office in San Francisco building a company run mostly by AI agents with the Naive SDK. First place gets iPhone 18 Pros, a guaranteed YC interview and $50,000+ in credits. Attendance needs approval.
➤ OutSystems Build for the Future Hackathon
Deadline: November 9, 2026 | Prize Pool: €17,500
Build agentic AI apps for social impact and non-profit workflows on OutSystems' low-code platform.
➤ Agents on Open Rails Hackathon
Deadline: November 9, 2026 | Prize Pool: $5,000 in CELO
Build agents that make payments on live Celo rails across three tracks. Only mainnet deployments count, and real onchain volume feeds your score.
➤ Total Recall: @tatum_io x Walrus Hackathon
Deadline: November 10, 2026 | Prize Pool: $4,500
Build apps that remember users across sessions using Walrus Memory on mainnet and Tatum's APIs. Open to both Web2 and Web3 builders.
Find more opportunities at hacklist.io
JULIE retweeted
50 places to launch your startup:
Launch platforms
1. news.ycombinator.com
2. reddit.com
3. producthunt.com
4. news.hada.io
5. whatlaunched.today
6. indiehackers.com
7. betalist.com
8. uneed.best
9. peerlist.io/launchpad
10. microlaunch.net
11. devhunt.org
12. fazier.com
13. tinylaunch.com
14. launchingnext.com
15. startupbase.io
16. betapage.co
17. 10words.io
18. huntscreens.com
19. openhunts.com
20. sideprojectors.com
Directories
21. alternativeto.net
22. saashub.com
23. saasworthy.com
24. startupstash.com
25. stackshare.io
26. toolfolio.io
27. g2.com
28. capterra.com
29. crunchbase.com
30. wellfound.com
31. f6s.com
AI tool directories
32. theresanaiforthat.com
33. futuretools.io
34. futurepedia.io
35. toolify.ai
36. aitoolsdirectory.com
Developer communities
37. github.com
38. dev.to
39. hashnode.com
40. lobste.rs
41. hackernoon.com
42. medium.com
Social
43. x.com
44. linkedin.com
45. threads.net
46. bsky.app
47. discord.com
Deals and crowdfunding
48. appsumo.com
49. kickstarter.com
50. indiegogo.com
Don't launch once. Launch 50 times.
Bookmark this for your next launch.
JULIE retweeted
A guy I know applied to 250+ jobs.
He got shortlisted by around 30 companies.
He was rejected in the first round by every single one.
My man decided to fake it.
He added two projects to his resume that he knew absolutely nothing about:
Distributed LLM training system: Training a language model across multiple GPUs.
CUDA attention kernel: Building and optimizing attention operations directly on GPUs.
He was just a software engineer with no real experience in core AI. He picked these project titles after asking ChatGPT about the hardest AI engineering projects.
He updated his skills and started applying again.
This time, he started getting shortlisted.
But now he had to actually learn what he had put on his resume.
He spent the next 40 days studying for 14+ hours a day. He understood the concepts and even managed to implement around 20% of the work.
He went for the interviews.
He got 4 offer letters.
Be delusional.
JULIE retweeted
Applications are now open for the Anthropic Residency, a paid, fixed-term research program for academics, technical founders, and staff-level engineers who want to make AI safe and beneficial for everyone. No ML background is required.
Apply by November 22: alignment.anthropic.com/2026…
