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Just a kernel of an idea I need to expand on!

The model can examine what was actually put in the notion database and see if it looks right and automatically refine its solution.

For example, if you're building a notion integration that writes rows to a notion database, instruct the model to write a script that will synthesize an input, run it through the code it's generated, and then read the rows in the notion using the API.

I've seen a lot of people just asking for the code for an integration and testing it manually a few times and then opening a PR.

Integrations especially are a really strong candidate for this because you can often use API endpoints on the target integration to verify that you took the right actions

I am having more success prompting coding agents recently by pushing them into a loop where they can try different inputs and read the outputs and see if there's anything strange or unexpected.

But regardless you should ignore this overly critical "feedback" and try to focus on what you want to communicate. I'm assuming you're targeting very ai curious people and developers, so just keep that closely in mind when you're making the videos. I think it's a good video though.

For a ~10 minute video it needs careful thought and editing because you need enough content to fill that space to feel novel and interesting throughout but still condense it down to one core idea.

I think you naturally want to be more exploratory in your video and that lends itself to a longer stream-style video where you can slow down and explain what's going on.

I just watched it. I don't really think any of the rude criticism in the comment threads is warranted.

The tricky part about your video is it's basically a product introduction (which usually would have a sizzle-style video under 3 minutes so people can get the gist).

Which ones? I think you just have to ignore people who are super rude, there's a huge silent majority of people on YouTube who get lots of value from videos who never comment.

I think it's hidden in an experimental feature setting you can enable. Maybe there's some weird organization setting that doesn't let you turn it on.

Ah gotcha, yeah honestly I would use base neovim with a really curated set of plugins them. These neovim configs are a huge moving target and constantly have performance issues from random extensions getting updated. It's really hard to track down exactly where the issues are.

Just use Zed

The point still stands

Worktrunk CLI for Git worktree management, designed for parallel AI agent workflows.

If you're looking for something more CLI forward, I like worktrunk worktrunk.dev

I've had some serious performance issues with conductor recently.

Just try it for yourself. Very powerful!

If you're not sure about the CLI, Claude cowork is their UI wrapper.

Have you used Kagi? I find it to be really nice.

Hey I'm a faceless account, but a real person! Just used a starter pack to get an interesting feed for me started.

For claude code itself I think learning focus and diligence for reviewing code it the #1 skill I'm happy to have spent years learning.

Try john adams

Opencode with cerebras is so fast

TBH I think you're underselling yourself. If you've opened a terminal before you can just get started.

Fighting last year's battle

Yeah it's just tough to predict how things play out in the short and long term. So you're willing to roll the dice if it won't impact national security that much if you're wrong. But if a terror group ends up on CNN in a video in front of a bunch of nukes...that's a huge miss for national security.

It increases the risk of attempting a regime change though. If nukes could get in the control of someone who will use them or disappear in the chaos, there's a lot more inherent risk to an op like this.

Cape Alava in ONP is one of my favorite places...the whole Olympic Coast is magical.

I'm not participating in whatever is going on over there...

Is this about meta and scale ai?

Are you on Mac? This sounds like something apple script could do for you.

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