mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
The way I've been using CodeInOven lately has been making me rethink the layout of the whole app.
I created an assistant that tracks our products, reports about it's online presence, SEO, Google search console, bing webmaster, cloudflare and posthog analytics.
I got a report about a 2 star rating on Milogs, then I asked the assistant to inspect it on the same thread, it found it and confirmed the issue.
Then asked it to get the spec of the reviewer's decide from play console then setup an android emulator that has lower specs to pressure test the app, it did that, all from the assistant thread.
Meanwhile I have this repo opened as a project on the project view, but I've been doing more of my work from the assistant view, connecting marketing, customer support, error tracking all from one assistant.
I think the idea of thinking of a product as just a coding project is the wrong mentality.
We should start thinking vertically and use our agentic tools with that mentality, the result will surely be astronomically better
Just when I thought Sansa Stark was the most naive character I've seen. Jan is so naive. She never learns
He fixes everything except his own family.He's not even sexually available for his own wife.
#Mobland
Nuba raises £320,000 to make rent rewarding nubarewards.com/blog/nuba-ra…
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
Build for iOS has been an experience.
The code is the easy part, and my God support is on another level.
The interesting thing is, it wasn't an issue while I was developing, but now that the product is out, it has become an issue.
I have sent an email, several at this point and @Apple @AppleSupport @AppStore
My app @milogs_app was released to the store and was available for a while, but now if you search for "Milogs" it literally tells you, no result found, but when you click on the link to the app, it takes you to the page.
First it was Google, now Apple? What else? As we push the app it seems like the companies we depend on are truncating our efforts.
I'd appreciate any help if anyone has a solution to this ghost state issue
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
I built Nelevara largely on my own with AI as an engineering partner. It’s a child-safe global STEAM platform for ages 5–17, and much of it is already live. I wasn’t selected for the Gemini XPRIZE, but I kept going. I’d really value the chance to show you the demo and what the right support could unlock.
app.trupeer.ai/view/c62jXUj8…
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
I don't know if the day has dropped from 24 hours or something. But the moment you are about to get into gear. It's 5pm already.
Anyways, CodeInOven has support for @typesafeai jev now. You can pass your key and every utility will see it and use it.
We also noticed that opencode V2 is officially out, and will be releasing support for that too. We are currently testing locally, it will land in the next stable release.
A bonus feature is in the works for people who want to know what's happening around them but still work without distractions. We've got you covered.
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
Do not choose a destination before checking the pathway. The country may fit your dream but not your qualifications, budget, or timeline. Research both.
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
I've never understood why memory is considered a hot topic. Maybe it's because of the context in which I use it, and the controversy is on other context like assistant work. Well I don't have enough exposure in that regard to comment, but I have tremendous exposure on the coding side and I can tell you categorically.
Memories should be proposed, not auto saved. We should generally be building AI products with the intention of a person signing off on it
How it was built in @codeinoven is two ways:
1. Proposal
2. Definition
- Proposal
An independent model evaluates the message sent to the agent, then decides to propose a memory based on various criteria. Does this sound like a one off feature, a vent or something that should be remembered. It takes the previous user's message if available as an additional context.
It then proposed based on category, priority and scope. Category involves behaviour/preferences/etc; scope is global/project/thread
Then it is sent to a memory bank for approval and the user has the option to see the proposed memory and approve, it is discarded after 7 days.
- Definition
If you want the model to remember something, you define it yourself, using the same rules proposal uses (category/scope/priority)
This works all the time and it has improved my experience working on projects significantly.
I believe we can use this same principle in other sectors of AI products too.
The moment we start dropping the notion of assuming for users, things like this will not even be up for discussion
memory has been a hot topic for the past ~2 years
every time we bring it up or do anything there, gets ton of interest, but nothing sticks
few takes on why below:
- how to update and then use memory needs to be pretty tightly integrated with the harness. so its hard to build a standalone memory product
- the hardest part of memory is the logic of deciding what to remember. storing and even querying memory is not necessarily hard. the logic of deciding what to remember is often (a) application specific, (b) just prompting, which makes it hard to productize
- memory is not that useful in a general purpose agent, but more for when you are doing repeated tasks. more high usage ai agent are not just doing the same task repeatedly
- memory hasnt really proven to be useful for coding agents, and most agent things that take off happen first in coding agents
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
Replying to @yabaleftonline
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mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
We just got into the app store yesterday and there are copy cats already?
No one was using the name Milogs or Milogs when we started and now there is literally one that went so far as copying the app's description.
Someone put it up on apkpure and pinned a June version, over 3 months ago! That is an eternity in tech!
Anyways, @milogs_app is available on Google play store and Apple store for free. Use it and never misplace that important reference, note or reminder.
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
Please take note!!
It has come to our attention that certain malicious actors are trying to leverage on the name Milogs for frivolous acts.
Milogs is owned by @pillardash and all rights reserved.
Access to the app
Web: in.milogs.app
IOS (iphone/ipad): apps.apple.com/app/milogs/id…
Android (Play Store): play.google.com/store/apps/d…
Our official website is milogs.app.
Please ensure you confirm the app before downloading.
Thank you
These guys are just terrible!
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
Replying to @TonyXavier_
We have this already, it's free and open source. You'd be surprised how much this workflow makes working more enjoyable
github.com/pillardash-oss/co…
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
We got computer use working in codeinoven, now any model can use your computer, thanks to the cua driver and our custom image descriptor tool.
DeepSeek V4 flash 0731 is being used in this video. You can play around with it.
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
I built a Nigerian dating app because I got tired of the scam problem. 2 versions in, here's what I got.
date9ja.love/
#buildinpublic
#Nigeria
mrprotocoll 2.4.0 retweeted
Link to application
codeinoven.com/
It's opensource btw















