ArchAstro retweeted
check this out! my friend Calvin and co launched something called archdev.ai
i had early access for a while, and it’s a fresh take on agentic engineering stack. it doesn’t replace or change any existing setup - it adds hooks, skills and tools to uplevel the engineering rigor of our agents
i particularly liked how it allowed my agents to communicate and share learnings with each other (the message board that started the agent civilizations at openai lol), and how it grades each PR for how much human attention is needed - pretty cool stuff!
A few weeks ago I asked to chat with anyone using AI to build software. I'm still not finished with the convos, but many of you had so much to say, and one key thing in common:
Using AI, you generate work so fast your human brain can't keep up. Many of you face a tradeoff between learning from AI and just using it to do stuff. And even if you're just trying to productivity-maxx, you still struggle to know what's going on.
I face the same problems. That's why my team built ArchDev, available today.
ArchDev helps you pay attention to the code that matters. It gives every change your agents make a risk and complexity grade, so you can ship faster, with confidence. It works for the whole team, letting you better understand what others and their agents build.
It's free for solo builders! We'd love to hear how the product helps you, or where it could do more!
Check it out at archdev.ai
Excited to launch archdev.ai today! Ship faster, with confidence with our risk assessment and learning system.
A few weeks ago I asked to chat with anyone using AI to build software. I'm still not finished with the convos, but many of you had so much to say, and one key thing in common:
Using AI, you generate work so fast your human brain can't keep up. Many of you face a tradeoff between learning from AI and just using it to do stuff. And even if you're just trying to productivity-maxx, you still struggle to know what's going on.
I face the same problems. That's why my team built ArchDev, available today.
ArchDev helps you pay attention to the code that matters. It gives every change your agents make a risk and complexity grade, so you can ship faster, with confidence. It works for the whole team, letting you better understand what others and their agents build.
It's free for solo builders! We'd love to hear how the product helps you, or where it could do more!
Check it out at archdev.ai
ArchAstro retweeted
Sharing a fun new skill/tool I built that helps me make videos for a variety of purposes. You have your coding agent install the skill, and then it writes react code to generate the video. It supports music composition as well as narration. I use it for making videos about products or tools we build or creating videos for myself to learn new things (IE, make a video of this ML paper).
A bunch of examples are on the site below. Totally free to use (MIT)!
clapper.archastro.tryintern.…
Nice win for folks who let their agents cook for long periods of time / want to keep them on task!
Yesterday I posted about Sol eagerly increasing scope on whatever I give it. @kunchenguid nailed it: if you ask it to make breakfast, it remodels the kitchen first.
We hacked up a small CLI + set of hooks to keep Claude/Codex on track. Background judge every N tools, injects a course-correction when they drift.
Open sourcing it as Scopey: github.com/ArchAstro/scopey
Still early / rough edges, but it’s been useful dogfooding on our own work. Would love feedback if you try it.
ArchAstro retweeted
Time for a re-intro! My team and I built archagents.com: what is likely the world’s first cross-company runtime that lets “Forward Deployed Agents” continuously integrate, deploy and migrate APIs and services.
Our runtime lets FDEs and engineering teams scale even as product velocity increases. Importantly, companies accelerate and grow revenue as their customers go from deploying in months to weeks to days.
Excited to share @geekwire’s write up on our progress below!






