Ras Mic
19 things Ras uses or recommends, from 6 episodes.
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Uses and recommends it · talked about in 3 episodes
"Whenever I'm working on user-facing stuff, I have it synced to my Mac. I'll just jump on the Codex app. And to your point, with browser, with the computer use and stuff like that, evidence-driven testing just becomes super, super powerful."
Uses and recommends it · talked about in 3 episodes
"at some point I think I was using it with cursor and I told it do a bunch of things. I'm like yo this model gets it and it's fast and it feels great."
Uses and recommends it · talked about in 2 episodes
"Every new feature starts in a fresh git worktree branched from origin main so agents can work in parallel without conflicts. Never build on main. A worktree is basically a copy of the app — like someone copying a block of text, pasting it in a new document, working on that document, and at some point merging it back. This allows me to ship fast with multiple agents."
Uses and recommends it · talked about in 2 episodes
"Fable is in a class of its own. I built a Daytona alternative — spinning up your own sandboxes on a bare metal server. I built a multiplayer Vice City game. I ported Eve so it can fully run on Convex. This is something I could have done but it would have taken me 3 or 4 months — it took Fable 8 hours, one prompt, all tests passed, fully deployed on Vercel."
Uses and recommends it · talked about in 2 episodes
"I told the agent, I have Blender installed. Can you use it? I know that it can use it. I just wanted it to set up a connection. It did that. And I asked it to create a HomePod-like speaker. And it did. I asked the agent, can you use Blender to show me the setup of this project? And it showed exactly how I would have each thing laid up."
Uses it · talked about in 2 episodes
"I connect something like Linear — I use Linear for issue tracking. You can use whatever, Notion, whatever — and I basically tell my agent: build this feature, the success criteria is you use computer use, if it does not succeed fix, repeat, and once it's done come back to me."
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- Codex Uses and recommends it 3 episodes "Whenever I'm working on user-facing stuff, I have it synced to my Mac. I'll just jump on the Codex app. And to your point, with browser, with the computer use and stuff like that, evidence-driven testing just becomes super, super powerful." +96 others
- Cursor Uses and recommends it 3 episodes "at some point I think I was using it with cursor and I told it do a bunch of things. I'm like yo this model gets it and it's fast and it feels great." +57 others
- Git worktrees Uses and recommends it 2 episodes "Every new feature starts in a fresh git worktree branched from origin main so agents can work in parallel without conflicts. Never build on main. A worktree is basically a copy of the app — like someone copying a block of text, pasting it in a new document, working on that document, and at some point merging it back. This allows me to ship fast with multiple agents." Only Ras
- Claude Uses and recommends it 2 episodes "Fable is in a class of its own. I built a Daytona alternative — spinning up your own sandboxes on a bare metal server. I built a multiplayer Vice City game. I ported Eve so it can fully run on Convex. This is something I could have done but it would have taken me 3 or 4 months — it took Fable 8 hours, one prompt, all tests passed, fully deployed on Vercel." +245 others
- Blender Uses and recommends it 2 episodes "I told the agent, I have Blender installed. Can you use it? I know that it can use it. I just wanted it to set up a connection. It did that. And I asked it to create a HomePod-like speaker. And it did. I asked the agent, can you use Blender to show me the setup of this project? And it showed exactly how I would have each thing laid up." +7 others
- Linear Uses it 2 episodes "I connect something like Linear — I use Linear for issue tracking. You can use whatever, Notion, whatever — and I basically tell my agent: build this feature, the success criteria is you use computer use, if it does not succeed fix, repeat, and once it's done come back to me." +19 others
- Luna Uses and recommends it "Luna is really good, and it's very cheap, right? So for my personal agent type work, I'm using Luna and it's pretty good at computer use stuff... I had some tax work I had to do... and the way Luna just blew through that, and then I used Soul as a sub-agent to track Luna's work. It was just fantastic." Only Ras
- Greptile Uses and recommends it "There's this skill called GP loop which uses a third-party service named Greptile, which is a code review agent. If you're really serious about building software and it's going to be used by users, I highly suggest using some code review agent. Greptile is my favorite. It leaves summaries and gives feedback — and gives a confidence score. The agent will take the feedback it got, go back to build, and loop until that standard is met." +1 other
- ChatGPT Uses and recommends it "5.6 is a lot more eager, a lot more faster, and token efficient as well. I have a model that's really, really good for a fraction of the cost — still able, needs a little bit of guidance, but still able." +155 others
- Convex Uses and recommends it "Sincerely, there isn't an app I don't build without Convex. And this one reason is the only thing — it's entirely code. I know people are going to call me a shill, but I do work there, and genuinely, it's the tool I use for every single app." +2 others
- Greploop Uses and recommends it "Anytime Greptile gives any sort of feedback or a score under five out of five, the Greploop fires. It takes in the feedback. It writes the code. It pushes to GitHub. Greptile does its check again. And this loop doesn't stop until you reach five iterations. My version is 10 iterations, or you get a five out of five." Only Ras
- Eve Uses and recommends it "I really like Eve. The reason being is the decision behind how an agent is constructed. The file names and folder names give a description of what they do — agent.ts, skills folder, tools folder, sandbox. They constructed the framework with file names, and the agent has access to all the files, so making changes and reproducing things is so simple." Only Ras
- OpenClaw Uses and recommends it "I have an OpenClaw agent that has its own email, right? Every time I get an email from like a sponsor, I forward that email to the agent." +29 others
- Vercel Uses it "There's another skill called before and after. This is a skill I stole from Vercel. So shout out to the Vercel team for this. And basically what this skill does is it takes a before and after screenshot of said feature build." +11 others
- Wispr Flow Uses it "The way I plan is I'll have something in my mind and the only way I can get it out and explain it thoroughly is if I continue to talk. So I'm pressing Fn on my Mac with Wispr Flow and I'm having back and forth with my agent." +31 others
- Raspberry Pi Uses it "It basically said that I would need a Raspberry Pi speaker. I could load in my agent and it was possible. It also wrote the code that I'm going to load into the Raspberry Pi to make my speaker agent work." +4 others
- Gemini Uses it "Codex has a tool which uses Gemini and it can analyze my video. To my knowledge, Gemini is the only one where you can actually upload a video to the model. That's like the only thing I would use Gemini for — they're kind of behind on everything else." +71 others
- Paperclip Uses it "Paperclip looks awesome. Cool. I used it. I loved it. Right? But I think people would be more productive if they built up from scratch their own version." Only Ras
- GPT Recommends it "GPT 5.4 is amazing. GPT 5.4 is the better backend." +1 other