Curated tech posts from X on AI, startups, and product development—signal without the doomscroll, updated on weekdays.
one year since i wrote this blog post. people often ask "do you still code like a surgeon?" yes and no: - the original post was about havin...
This talk is a beautiful articulation of one of the most important design problems of our time. A few thoughts on planning with agents: - I...
grokbot and muse, editing shared memory. with full version history / tracking! https://x.com/geoffreylitt/status/2111177122584895812/photo/1...
I wonder if teaching is the best prerequisite for prompting agents in a given domain. - see mediocre work - instantly be able to explain *w...
Nice tutorial on how to use Notion as a shared skills library for all your agents: https://twitter.com/notioncoach/status/210680842182353342...
psst, one weird trick to make your agents produce better diagrams about code: "show concrete example data, not just abstract architecture"
in my experience, agent skills can totally remain relevant over time / across model generations, *as long as they are more spec than step-by...
my personal recommendation when people ask me where to put their AI context: docs, skills, memories, etc.
Did a podcast interview organized by some awesome Stanford researchers! Among other things, discussed one of my favorite topics: once code ...
# the document editor is the next IDE I've talked to a lot of non-engineers about AI skills recently, and it's *fascinating* hearing their ...
heads up, skills aren't just for engineers anymore! everyone is using skills, and the whole team needs a place to collaborate on them. not...
if you care about the craft of writing, this talk is worth its weight in gold https://twitter.com/geoffreylitt/status/2100401457430438054
Things I keep in my personal context hub, available to any agent: > meal plans / recipes > financial plans > medical / insurance docs > hou...
More valuable than ever to convert tacit knowledge to written instructions. Aka, teaching
IMO the essential difficulty of malleable software now boils down to “fork maintenance”. Let’s unpack that a bit. If you want to make your ...
the joy of reviewing academic paper submissions has largely been killed by AI writing :/ slogging through pages of claudeslop from an anony...
Interesting... multi-layered software A stack of patches per region, ISV, reseller, company, and user
paging smalltalk experts: does smalltalk have good approaches to dependency upgrades? iirc there was some work done on representing depende...
Hm, is PDF the ideal format for agents submitting complex forms? Because you can review a draft a lot more easily than with a web form
kinda seems like an alignment problem that the AIs now write in a way that humans find inscrutable huh