Andrea Grandi

it looks like Italy! (but the language used probably spoiled it already 😅)

The secret project we soft-launched Saturday is github.com/feldroy/air - but note it’s not fully launched, not ready for users yet. More of a preview “hey, check out what I just started working on but don’t look too closely” type of thing

Hi, I've just found out about this tool and I'm testing it. How do you run it automatically in the background without having to do "bun run ccflare" ?

“since”? They made $6B in one night? Or you meant “until”? 🤔

you are right about instructions, but Copilot agent simply never worked for me. It’s unable to iterate on running tests, run bash commands and fix stuff without my continuous input. It can’t even run commands using the “no prompt” like when you git rebase etc… Claude just keeps running

TIL: LLMs available through GitHub Copilot are not "just the same models", they are actually worse.

They seems to serve nerfed versions of them (models.dev):

- sonnet-4 without reasoning
- gpt-4.1 with 1/10 of its context window

I suspect they are also quantized to make them cheaper to serve 🙄

My first PR to #OpenCode has been merged 🎉

Now (from the next release) you can see what is the current git branch while you work with it
github.com/sst/opencode...

#opensource #contribution #golang

I stopped following him and muted weeks ago because of his ego

Releasing Log Basset: an open source CLI to access Scalyr logs www.andreagrandi.it/posts/releas...

#scalyr #logs #opensource #go #golang #cli

mettilo almeno uno screenshot 😬

Show current git branch in the bottom left by andreagrandi · Pull Request #1339 · sst/opencode The display format is now: opencode v0.3.77 ~/Projects/opencode 🌿 show-git-branch Fixes #1337

I just submitted my first PR to OpenCode.

No idea if it will be accepted or not, but I hope it will (being able to see the current git branch is quite useful, IMHO) github.com/sst/opencode...

#coding #agent #opensource

GitHub - andreagrandi/logbasset: Command-line tool for accessing Scalyr logs written in Go Command-line tool for accessing Scalyr logs written in Go - andreagrandi/logbasset

I just released Log Basset, a cli tool to inspect Scalyr logs, written in Go (and inspired to their scalyr-tool) github.com/andreagrandi...

#programming #logs #scalyr #golang

done 🙂

Have you tried OpenCode? You can use it with your Claude subscription (and with many others, including Copilot)

www.andreagrandi.it/posts/using-... you’re welcome 😉

I’ve been using Claude Code with Pro subscription for nearly two months now and it’s been enough 90% of the time. IF and when I hit the limit I’ve plenty of other things to do (review other people code, curate tickets descriptions, meetings etc…)

screenshot of opencode minimising pasted text

OpenCode finally minimises the pasted lines of text (just like Claude Code) 😍

This tool is getting better and better every day!

Claude Code overview - Anthropic Learn about Claude Code, Anthropic's agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal and helps you turn ideas into code faster than ever before.

Standard: is what I usually have in my global Claude.md, Product is Claude.md in the project root and specs are usually well detailed. This but less text files (for the reason given previously)

From what I see in the video, for my personal experience, this is too much context which will exhaust the context window quite quickly (at least with Sonnet/Opus)

allora mi aspetto un cross over fra Jessica Fletcher e il Tenente Colombo

Example: if I'm lazy to write a couple of Python unit tests and I ask Claude to do it, I'm able to review and understand the code before merging it. If I ask the same thing for a Rust app, I won't, because I don't know Rust at all so I couldn't tell if the produced code makes sense or not.

My intention is not to gate keep nor to dismiss those people, but rather telling them to first understand the concepts and then use any tool they want to automate or make it easier. How can they know it the result is good or bad? I agree on the "guide them" part though

PHP is a programming language, no matter if someone likes it or not. Writing code assisted by AI is programming, but only copy pasting back/forward from AI or merging PRs coded by Claude without review or without understanding what has been written is not programming (imho).

Exactly this. Nothing against AI tools (I daily use Claude Code) but saying they are enough to be a developer is like saying you don't need a driving license because there is Tesla "auto pilot".

are you on pro or max?

bsky.app/profile/andr... 🫠

People using Cloud Code blindly merging PRs without reviewing the code are the same as people falling asleep in their Tesla with "auto pilot" on.

no need to if it’s automatically activated when you enter the project folder www.andreagrandi.it/posts/using-...

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I rarely hit the limit with the Pro plan. I also have other stuff to do like 1:1, reviewing other people code, writing tickets, investing bugs etc…