not exaggerating, this shit changed my life ❤️ Join them 🫡

100%. you can ask your agent to do a review of how your workflow and tool usage changed over time and it will make it obvious to stay flexible

that hand came out of no where god damn

teach your ai rather than handing them books and hoping

wont work in the long run, skills are suggestions, they bloat up context and mess up decisions when you have multiple of these. make your ai learn skills, like how we humans do. give it tasks and once you’re happy walk back and turn that into skills. this is different now cause its also memory

recreated in krit, cool stuff app.krit.design/open/6fb1f7b…

we need something in the middle cause those flashbangs be really bad

how'd you build this? looks dope video gen + code?

are you pointing at self updating site? i'm experimenting something like that for hydradb.com (not saas) our engg keep hitting new benchmarks, we ran so many pricing experiments so our docs/blogs were always behind fix is simple, components

buddy, server side was fucked if 3 agent worked in same file it would crash, my droplet was not able to handle any more than 300mb did simple stuff but major gains for sure. vibecoding skill up 📈

spent 2 days making krit fast. no new features undo: 9.3s → 5ms style edit shows up: 8.9s → 4ms moving a board saves: 1.9s → 71ms projects and pages are loaded properly fixed memory leakages server memory: cut in half learned a bunch of server related stuff doing this

ask you agent to breakdown balance of UI elements, takes you one step closer to "craft"

fastest way would be deploy on vercel and use their comments feature for preview deployments or claude artifacts

same thing works one level up with agents. i keep a list of every correction i make to claude output and it reads that before building. the list ended up carrying more taste than the components but remember, agent reads these as suggestions so there still will be misses

UI exploration tip generating image of UI is faster than building it

this is cool, you can also ask it to create a canvas for your project. makes life easier to explore variations another trick you can use is have stage of individual elements so focus on one part of the UI, that way you can iterate, refine each piece and reach "craft"

how many tokens required to move mountains?

finding reference 101 searching "fintech dashboard" is how you end up with the same look as every tool reframe the job before searching "Exceptions screen" is a bad query. The job is "triage a queue every morning and clear it fast", so the best references might come from other domains 1. email triage (Superhuman) 2. code review diffs (GitHub showing what differs) 3. airline ops or support queues and remember, pick for the reason, not the surface

when designign with AI reverse engineer and recreate > extract visual language

this guy didn't make it to prod but for sure he's a beauty <3