codename goose is the best ai app istg

open source tool, bring your own keys (or use local models), MCP support, tons of extensions, can literally code for you and make the folders and that *on your device* for you.

My designs for Shake Shack is Live 🥳 👩🏻‍🍳 Cooking up my portfolio with a new Case study.... coming soon.🤗 ♥️

w. ian douglas 🇨🇦🇺🇸🥑🎙️ ian-san wrote, Goose Gets a Driver's License! | codename goose block.github.io/goose/blog/202…

Block + Hack Week = 🚀 Did you know that Cash App started as a hack week project? Our 2025 hack week was one of our biggest yet, thanks to our internally-developed open source AI agent, codename goose. Read this article from WIRED to learn more! wired.com/story/jack-dor…

Telling a junior to "Google it" sucks. 99% of jrs became jrs because they're really good at Googling. If they're asking for help, they've probably already tried Googling. They're probably missing a piece to the puzzle or essential context that you can provide. Just help.

Putting a baby in their bed is like diffusing a bomb

I used to think i wanted a lot more kids but between my career goals, how annoying pregnancy is, childbirth, postpartum, and the newborn stage..i dont even know if i have energy for one more 😂

My baby when I put her in her Snoo bassinet

Sunset of automatic watching of repositories and teams github.blog/changelog/2025…

me: *makes some content around how i used a dev tool my company made because im a dev advocate* person: "well, you actually don't have to do that!" can you just let me do my job please and thank youuu lmaooo

For devs who: ✅ Build side projects ✅ Worry about cross-browser bugs ✅ Don’t want to write test boilerplate This one’s for you. Run a cross-browser test with a single prompt using Goose and Microsoft’s Playwright MCP server. Full tutorial in 🧵

Had an amazing time at MCP Dev Summit! I feel such a sense of gratitude for the platform to share our story as well as learn from others on the bleeding edge of agentic AI 🙏🏾❤️

Hanging with some of the Block Open Source, Databricks and Human Signal crew!

One of my favorite new things to do with LLMs in my work is to write a doc/guide, feed it to the LLM, and then ask it questions to see if it understood correctly. Instead of using it to *write* my stuff, use it to *read* my stuff before anybody else.

Ever since Elon messed up Twitter, the developer community went through a "diaspora". We're just scattered across Threads, Twitter, Linkedin, Bluesky. It's not the same.