Kyle Satti

feat: add OAuth token authentication support by ashwin-ant · Pull Request #236 · anthropics/claude-code-action Summary Added OAuth token authentication support for Claude Code Pro/Max users Updated documentation with OAuth token generation instructions Enhanced CI capabilities documentation Changes Added...

Oh damn looks like they're also providing it for Pro users too!

github.com/anthropics/c...

Welp, there's the last reason I needed to sign up for Claude Max:
github.com/anthr…

(TL;DR; Claude remote agents on GH are now included in Claude Max)

Remote Agents Exploring the concept of Remote Agents in AI development

Been having a ton of fun with "Remote Agents" this weekend.

I love that you can spin up an agent from your iPhone and have a PR ready for you to review when you get back to your desk.

I've wrapped up the different offerings from Claude, Cursor and Copilot here in a post:
kylejs.me/posts/remote...

Should I just get an email soon telling me that I need to upgrade to Max?

It's so confusing that Claude Code doesn't make it clear as to how much of your allowance you've used and when you've hit any limits.

According to claude-monitor, I'm 371% over? Like what?

Anthropics site says 10-40 prompts per 5 hours. I'm at least 30 prompts or so by now.

man... you guys are crushing it, it's so inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing with us ❤️

I want to replicate your rhythm and pace. Would be deeply grateful of any pointers you have to share on that; I know you've posted a bit about it already.

@a2.co feels like an instabuy for you

Here's the math

Just did the math and I'm surprised to see that the Delta Platinum pairs really nicely with the Amex Platinum if you travel a lot, specifically with Delta (obv).

The cards cost a combined $1,250 p/y (if you add an additional card holder for each) and give us $5,000 p/y.

✔️💳 Delta Platinum: ordered

In other words, chunk up what you share into lower fidelity chunks and see if that spurs on the motivation and drive for it? 🙏

These are the goals I wrote down for 2025; the 3rd and 5th goals are specifically about this.
I've posted a couple of blog posts which has felt great.
Would love any advice or thoughts from those who can relate!

a) be less of a perfectionist and share it early

b) try resist taking on other things until your current thign is finished

c) what else?

How do you think about this? How do creators push through?

Does one just have to suck this up and see the thing through? Or should I just do whatever makes me happy?

I feel like mostly it's the former and sometimes it should be the latter when I'm running low on energy and just need to do something that makes me happy and gives me energy.

I feel like I'm missing out on connections, learnings, inspiration and momentum by not seeing these creations through to a sharable point, but it also takes so much energy to push through the last 20%, and any time that I have outside of work, I want to do things that I find fun and energizing.

So often, I do this thing where I get fascinated by an idea and start to create something off the back of it, but I rarely see it through to a point where I can share it with others.

A blog post, a set of photos, a reel/TikTok, a piece of software, a CAD design that I've printed on my 3D printer...

- Still no proper snooze feature
- Emails load incredibly slowly, especially annoying for 2FA
- Inbox feels harder to scan
- No auto-complete for emails that are in your past message but aren't in your address book
- [trivial] Why doesn't CMD + Enter not default to send?

Spotify blocked us from using most 3rd party mail clients (long time coming and a great idea tbh)... but it's honestly killing me to have to stop using Spark and go back to Apple Mail 🫠

Long time no speak, Honza! Not sure if you remember me 😄

Hope you're well! Will def follow those feeds, thanks for setting them up!

GitHub - apple/container: A tool for creating and running Linux containers using lightweight virtual machines on a Mac. It's written in Swift, and optimized for Apple silicon. A tool for creating and running Linux containers using lightweight virtual machines on a Mac. It's written in Swift, and optimized for Apple silicon. - GitHub - apple/container: A tool for cre...

Apple recreated Docker (or part of?) in Swift?

github.com/apple/contai...

Likewise!

Got anything fun planned?

They also need to do this for arrogant apps that auto-add themselves to login items.

JavaScript isn't bad, you just don't use TypeScript 🌶️

did you ship it yet? 👀

I hate to say it… but after two days in of being back on Twitter-like apps, X has the most engaging content for me :(

Threads is hit-or-miss, mostly miss.

Bluesky is okay. I need to invest more in following people but there’s also discovery to enable that isn’t really pulling through.

Awesome! Thank you! 🙏🏼

This is a really cool feature

Thanks for pushing me to post more, I've been neglecting photo editing so much lately ❤️

Would love a photo walk too! My wife and I will be in California (SF + Tahoe + Yosemite + maybe San Diego) in late October. Depending where abouts you'll be maybe we could do stuff in Cali 📷⛰️

Howdy 👋🏼😁

Some of my photograph is here:
instagram.com/kylejs.shoots

I also blog a little bit here (I'm trying to post more often):
kylejs.me/posts

Please say hi! 👋🏼

Here's an intro to me:

My name's Kyle and I'm a Brit who lives in NYC.

Creating things makes me very happy. I mainly create things using code, but also enjoy using a camera, 3D printer and my espresso machine.

I like to follow people to learn, connect over shared passions and be inspired.

I've missed hanging out with folks in a Twitter-like place lately...

Threads seems dead.
X seems like it's heavy on "pay to play", I'm not giving money to Musk.

@helloiamrob.co.uk, @kmc.bsky.social and @a2.co tell me that Bluesky is where its at now.

Who should I follow? 🙏🏼