Think clearly. Build systems that give life back. AI systems architecture for real life and work.
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I built this interactive 3D system map with Three.js to help me understand the system architecture of a product I’m building.
It turned out pretty cool, so I wanted to share it. It's still early stages. Love any feedback on it.
Pairing this with chatgpt schedule and having it run every 3-4 hours makes it so efficient in keeping up with traffic!
@NousResearch has been having this feature and glad it is making it’s way to mainstream + Grok @bot can do this as well.
Structure your Grok @bot like an org chart.
You → a handful of exec bots → everybody else.
50 bots reporting to you is the same mess as 50 people reporting to you.
Treat skills as Job Descriptions
Been using Grok @bot as my scheduler. Just gave it Google Maps so it actually knows travel time. It fully manages my 3+ calendars now.
This is a sanitized example, not the underlying system. Explore the layers, switch perspectives, turn on X-ray and signal flow, and select a component to inspect its role.
Try it here: helios-architecture-showcase…
Did you know you can have @bot talk to fable 5 via CLI and have a decision, get opinions and get back to you. Pretty cool.
Really enjoying X lately. Great conversations, real community, and a lot of smart people generously sharing what they’re building and learning
Great products start with a real user frustration, not a brainstorm. If you aren’t living the pain, you’re guessing. Use the product until it annoys you. That’s where the insight lives
You ever use something that actually just works and then stress about the meter anyway?
That's me with Grok Bot @bot right now. Love it. Usage is draining way too quick though.
Laying on my couch and updating my website via codex is wild. I test, commit and push.
This used to take hours on my Mac! What a time to build!
Pro tip: you can turn Codex into an iPhone shortcut and put it right on your home screen.
One tap and you’re in.
Small change, but it makes Codex quickly accessible!
ALARMING‼️ @ClaudeDevs this was alarming to see, hope you have a good reasoning on why claude responded like this
I asked Claude Code to add a delete button to a dashboard on my own system. My data, sole developer, standard confirm dialog. It refused four times, then got more resistant the more I pushed.
It invented a safety policy that doesn’t exist and decided it outranked the person who owns the machine.
