This is how I use clawdbot. The technical details aren't that interesting. clawdbot built it's own chat ui, tons of features that help me in my daily life, but doesn't have access to read my email, send messages, I don't have it connected to what's app, discord or anything.↗

Five days into @openclaw and my AI assistant Roman already handles my calendar, finances, tasks, and media requests Wrote up how I'm using it: kristianfreeman.com/how-i-use-claw…↗

i'll repeat what i said in the @every internal discord: people are sleeping on the power of using cron jobs + their claude code sub to vibe code real personal productivity tools. we built this summarizer that is triggered everyday using the built-in cron scheduler. It runs enti…↗

TLDR: The magic of Compound Engineering in @claudeai Code... building a X/Twitter (interface) clone in 20 mins. A massive game changer for me. (watch at 2x)↗

i have never experienced more flow state in my entire life than the past few weeks the unbearable opportunity cost of literally doing anything other than making sure your fleet of agents are running 24/7 is a ridiculously motivating force↗

@pk_iv Needs a Kanban :) x.com/pk_iv/status/1…↗

omg 😭 I found out about "editor.pasteAs.enabled" setting in cursor / vscode , I feel like someone should have told me this before↗

how do you all use agents for todo lists?↗

Personal software is INSANE in the age of AI I use mine to: - Manage my course videos/material - Use AI to help me write accompanying text - Use AI to transcribe my videos WHILE RECORDING Folks who know how to build have a crazy advantage↗

with cursor 2.0, you can now share commands and rules with links! here are 5 commands from the cursor team:↗

Learn how to use Cursor Agent with 10 tips: 1. Plan mode 2. Context menu 3. Custom commands 4. Images 5. Duplicating chats 6. Context visibility 7. Usage visibility 8. Keyboard shortcuts 9. New chats 10. Checkpoints And an extra bonus round!↗

launch dozens of @cursor_ai background agents straight form your bug/feature list using fluar really happy with this quick ship at cursor's hq thanks @ericzakariasson , @benln @leerob @ftnabeelah for making it possible!↗

Do you use Cursor for web dev? We’re considering some light optimizations / QoL things for web development in Cursor. Would love to hear what your top asks are! Will advocate for some of the most liked suggestions :)↗

@csaba_kissi @warpdotdev do it! I’m a big fan of Warp just haven’t had time to do as much as I want with it and context switching is hard↗

what's the #1 thing we can do to improve @cursor_ai agent? think planning mode, todos, reviewing changes, using agents in parallel etc↗

Steal my setup You can just chat with Claude Code to make your own setup, but you can find some of my files here: claudeMD: gist.github.com/ThariqS/2c3565… /journal: gist.github.com/ThariqS/ae5ddc… /todo: gist.github.com/ThariqS/25d515…↗

Here’s, my setup: I use Mac OSX and run Claude Code in my home directory (~). I have a Claude.MD that tells it how to access important directories in my folder. I have different folders for memory, journals, ideas, code, to dos, memes, and scripts.↗

Claude Code tip from Anthropic: Spend more time on the task but do it smarter 1. Put this file in ~/.claude/commands/ In claude code 2. type "/explore-plan-code-test <Whatever task you want>" 3. Enjoy↗

I’m *really* trying to play it cool here but like… I’mma just say it: Codex might be the most impressive, most *powerful* AI product I’ve ever touched. all things considered. the async ability, especially, is on another level. like it’s not just a technical ‘leap’, it’s **tran…↗

Cursor is powerful. But if you’re just prompting it randomly, you’re leaving 80% of its potential untapped. Here’s my exact playbook after building 17+ products with it.↗

This saves me 5-10 seconds on each commit.↗

Sooo, I built "Cursor for thinking//doing things" I made a simple journal/note/todo app for my daily practice of writing down everything in my brain that I need to do across all my projects. Quickly realized this context is what's missing from all my interactions with AI...↗

Thank you @elonmusk for this framework on automation, it's been super helpful at @flexport: 1. Make requirements less dumb: Question requirements to remove unnecessary work 2. Delete a part or process: Delete parts or processes that are unnecessary 3. Simplify and optimize: T…↗

Recently, I was at the library & stood in front of a book that might be a good read. I fired up Gemini, asked it for a plot summary & a digest of the reviews before deciding to read it. So I started a list : what are the ways I use AI that are new in the last year? I often publ…↗

The Unscheduled Life Start by saying no to everything. I say no to everything. I don't have a calendar. When people say, how about such and such time? I say, “hmm, well, I would have to either set an alarm for it or I would have to remember it.” That way, unless I really, re…↗

Has anyone come across a practical how to guide for ChatGPT that dives into specific work-related use cases for product, sales and/or marketing?↗

4 months ago, I started a newsletter. Today, it’s a 6 figure business. I work 4 hours a week on it. Here's the playbook:↗

If we assume some basic productivity gains in a typical SaaS company from AI in the next 12-24 months, how much more profitable will the business be? Sales development, content marketing, & software engineering strike me as the workstreams that will benefit immediately.↗

All of my friends who don’t work in tech are actively using ChatGPT or other AI powered tools for their jobs. AI that lives in Excel, AI that creates PowerPoint presentations, ChatGPT to write their emails. Have never seen adoption of new tech so quickly in my entire life.↗

@africanuspanga always study and tinker in the fields that are most competitive and have the most high rung thinkers. Ignore activities, keep your identity light, push for outcomes. So right now, 90% AI, 10% something else that can benefit from AI. Don't overspecialize.↗