How I AI

"When you use sub agents, it will spin up three different agents and each of those agents can have their own persona... I found really good results with this kind of framework"

"I have to give kudos to Cursor. I'm still a Cursor girl. I think Cursor does a good job of building harnesses for all of these models."

"For example, I use this Remotion best practices one to let me import components and regularly create videos really, really quickly."

"It's going to apply all the configuration that's required for both me and the agent to do coding within Stripe."

"Linear is an incredible tool. It's doing some triaging."

"I truly wake up to maybe 100 to 115 new Slack notifications. I need to build a system to get there."

"I did that via Jarvis, my OpenClaw. So, all of this data is tracked in Slack via these timestamps."

"Perplexity computer can access it in the browser. It has all the different models, so it should also be able to visually recognize and then understand what I'm putting back and forth."

"I use a bunch of custom Claude Code commands to help me do stuff"

"deploy into Kubernetes using our different images"

"all the different repos along the left-hand side of my VS Code"

"we have a whole bunch of Confluence pages about how to deploy into Kubernetes"

"What Pylon allows us to do is looking at a really long Slack thread, it can help you generate a help article. The main thing with Pylon is that everything is kind of just like in one interface."

"I just said, 'Help me figure out a way to pull the latest main branches into my local repos.' And it just did it in one shot."

"I find myself doing this with GPT-4 which is like a powerhouse model."

"My personal workspace, for example, on Chat PRD is the best demo app. It's so rich in information, but a lot of that we pull in customer insights and financial data."

"Shout out to Gamma for helping me make some amazing slides right out the gate. Great use of AI."

"this is going to go off send that off to OpenAI and come back with that"

"It's going to search online using parallel AI to find relevant venues in New York that we could host this party"

"we've actually paid BrowserBase to create a new browser session. So, I didn't sign up for BrowserBase beforehand. I'm just paying for this one session"

"we're interacting with this service called Postal Form. Postal form will take a PDF and actually send it in the mail"

"You can see right now it's writing some playwright code locally which will connect to that browser-based session"

"So this is the new workflows agent. And this is an agent that builds an agent."

"ffmpeg is a CLI that you can use to edit videos. And I use this all the time. I use it to strip audio off of videos."

"So, I was like, 'What is up with this to warp?' As you can see in my prompt here, I say, 'Why is this file so big?' Use FFmpeg to re-encode it."

"give this person whatever role they need to use Azure document intelligence"

"I can connect it to the Microsoft documentation MCP server and then it'll go look it up and that makes it work much better"

"So it's starting to read this markdown file of what this retention plan is."

"With MCP, you can programmatically pull any production state into Figma, ensuring designers always work from what actually exists"

"So what I can do is say send all five states signup flow to Figma. Now the agent's going to do is read my codebase, understand what I'm referring to when I say those five states, and for each one of those, it's going to individually import that one by one into Figma"

"I'll take my midjourney images and I'll take them into Flora and I'll just use Nano Banana as Photoshop."

"I'll take my midjourney images and I'll take them into Flora and I'll just use Nano Banana as Photoshop."

"Nano banana literally is just Photoshop. That's exactly how you should think of it. You're just able to speak to Photoshop."

"And it will head off to ChatGPT and get the response for this as well"

"I'm going to start in either Pinterest or Cosmos. And I'm going to create a mood board that is the general vibe of what I want."

"I'm going to start in either Pinterest or Cosmos. And I'm going to create a mood board that is the general vibe of what I want."

"Before you could just paste a link to a Figma URL and try and manually invoke the Figma MCP. It would build it and then sort of stop halfway through."

"I ask it to use Nano Banana Pro and I gave it the API key for that specific image generation model to my OpenClaw."

"I wrote a little skill called find icon. And the skill basically says anytime you're going to implement an icon, first go and actually look through the whole project"

"The difference was we were all creating our own repository, our own Next.js instance."

"We want to build a very simple PRD here for a locally run Chrome extension where the job is when in Slack in Chrome"

"I will say Codex takes its time. I almost wanted it to do a review more broadly and then describe the issues it's seeing... Codex always finds those types of things."

"I want to be able to say, 'Okay, I want a new feature in Flowey. I'm going to build it. I'm going to update skills and I can be confident that Claude can actually work with that and understand the new feature.'"

"And Anthropic released their response, Opus 4.6 and Opus 4.6 Fast."

"the new model GPT 5.3 Codex. Try saying that five times fast."

"I asked Devon today, how much code have I merged into GitHub in the last five days?"

"Can you build software like this with v0? Software that's going to travel entire world, scale, receive a lot of traffic, but you have confidence that you can make high quality changes within v0 itself."

"It takes advantage of all of the Vercel infrastructure primitives even though it has 35,000 of the skills"

"one table which is like a Google sheet type"

"We're storing data in Redis by AppStach."

"I don't know if your company uses Zapier. Sometimes they're like, oh yeah, we're both a customer and a partner, right?"

"We used Databricks, which houses like a lot of our data, makes that usable. And so they built this whole series of things that allows just simple lookup."

"You can tell an AI this is a wrapper around Gemini where it will execute Gemini with specific prompts."

"As I was on Telegram going back and forth giving it, can you add this? Can you remove this? Can you change the schedule? I thought it was doing a great job on Telegram"

"My goal with using Claudebot was to really see how it would work as an EA."

"You message BotFather and you say create new bot and you give it a name and you give it a handle."

"So what I did and you can follow this if you want to from a security perspective although I think it has some drawbacks on the functionality of Cloudbot is I gave Cloudbot its own email address a Google Workspace email address."

"I'm running it on a MacBook Air that's sitting in on a shelf somewhere that I just picked up that no one was using."

"Claudebot is an open-source AI agent that you can install on a virtual machine or on a desktop or laptop that you have access to that is self-learning, can spin up sub agents using Claude code and other agent harnesses and can do in my lived experience a lot of damage."

"Hey Paulie, can you please join my Riverside FM podcast?"

"So I use one password which is a password and secret sharing kind of app. I made a vault that's called Claude. Claude only has access. Claudebot only has access to that vault."

"if I type H, this will be haiku. It'll be much faster but not quite as smart"

"They have what are called mermaid diagrams. This is a way of visualizing database operations and it's a way of essentially compressing your application down into very small lines of text that show how your application works."

"Yesterday, I used the Xbox Game Bar thing to record a video off my screen. Well, for 10 minutes of video, this thing recorded a 1.7 GB file."

"I have always said you should invest in the GitHub desktop experience. It is a version of this. It's what I use all the time to manage my work across branches and across files."

"Hillary has shown us she uses Obsidian hooked up to her claude code hooked up to her calendar"

"Some of us are like notion boys where we want like tables and pages and linked assets and combon boards and all this stuff."

"it's going to then use the Figma MCP server in a different way. This one allows it to take stuff that's currently within the Figma document and automatically transform that into code"

"I just said replace the computer she's typing on on a 2026 Midnight Black MacBook Pro."

"Nano banana literally is just Photoshop. That's exactly how you should think of it."

"You don't know what like Balsamiq is or like those old mockups used to be like you don't know what we used to have to do with wireframes."

"you can look at what's happening in GitHub, you can look at what's happening in Linear, you can look at what's happening in Granola."

"I like a more content dense site like Hex. Hex, you have a lovely site. I think you did a really nice job."

"And then you can be designing in here almost like you're in Figma or Excalidraw or something."

"Back in the olden days, you sort of had like your choice of like what's going to be my IDE and am I going to use Vim."

"I spent this morning with my designer installing homebrew like like it just wasn't on her laptop."

"And in case you missed it this week, it is Claudebot, recently renamed Moltbot, the Cristian that people are yoloing root access to."

"So, I originally started with WhatsApp, but then I read the screen that said you should basically put WhatsApp on like a burner phone with its own SIM SOS. Like, don't do that."

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