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I think I've never changed my development workflow as radically as over the past 3 days. I'm completely redefining for me what it means to make software. Planning to share more soon about my (emerging) best practices.

Are "AI dotfiles" a thing already? Basically shared Claude/Cursor rules across projects. Is there some tooling for this? I've built myself an AI CLI which allows me to: `ai pull --target=claude` to generate a CLAUDE·md from my dotfiles `ai lint some-file.ts`

Claude Code is really great at creating minimal reproductions of an issue. Never been a better time for OSS maintainers.

Reminder there’s an **in-person** ViteConf happening in October! The lineup is shaping up to be pretty 🔥 with Eric Simons, Matt Biilmann, Johannes Schickling and more!

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Currently experimenting with `process-compose` to let agents run and manage long-running processes (e.g. a dev server). Are there any best practices for this already?

Living my best life with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`

I already believed this before agentic coding but now it’s undeniably clear to me. Any TypeScript engineering team not using Effect will be at a massive disadvantage. Basically the same story as using plain JS instead of TS.

Don't sleep on these types of posts from exceptional engineers like David Cramer or Johannes Schickling There's a big change happening in what it means to be a software developer. Writing code by hand it not going to be a big part of it. What follows is that reading code will also stop being

Workflows will become (or already are) one of the "hottest" computing primitives powering agents, long-running services, CI and even development itself. Very curious to see who will emerge as the "winner". I've tried many including Temporal, Inngest, etc. None felt right yet.