Apple has a native API that turns an audio file into beats, bars, phrases and vocal activity.
We ran it from Swift on eight full recordings. No Apple Music login.
Here’s what comes back.
orage.ai/music-understanding
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I tried to shove into a Hex fork (from Dax and Anomaly). It does transcribe in real time, great in multi languages. With Hex's great UX.
It's not the philosophy of the Hex to use API, I know. But I had to try.
It's what @wesbos described when they talked about Hex on Syntax recently.
Really dirty prototype, won't share, your agent can 1 shot it too
Introducing Scribe v3 and Scribe v3 Live: our most accurate Speech to Text models yet.
Built for real-world audio, Scribe excels in situations with extreme background noise, knows pauses from the end of sentences, and keeps track of who said what in a busy meeting.
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This got me excited. Getting agents to show me a screen of my iPhone app has been one of my hardest problems, and I'm not an iOS dev.
So I gave two agents the same small task: show me Settings in dark mode.
nitter.gq/RoundtableSpace/status…
Apple just put Xcode inside Claude Code.
It's an official Apple plugin, now in Claude Code's plugin directory:
• Build, run and test your app
• Render SwiftUI previews
• Drive simulators and real iPhones
• Read build logs and errors
• Search Apple's developer docs
Claude can now build your iPhone app, see what it looks like, and fix it without you opening Xcode.
Install in Claude Code:
/plugin install xcode@claude-plugins-official
Needs the latest Xcode on your Mac.
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The second one wasn't smarter. Five weeks ago my agents and I wrote down how we look at the app: every screen opens by name with fake data, and one command takes the pictures.
It just read that line.
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If you're starting with T3 Code (as I did today), watch this: youtube.com/watch?v=uLGxb4F3…
But more importantly: I wanted to build a lot of these things. Not because they're interesting, but because I missed them from Codex, Claude and Conductor.
Thanks for open sourcing it @theo, I'll be able to add and share my own quirks, focus on the fun part, not the hard one.
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Conductor is shutting down.
Such a sad news. This was my workhorse. The sunset timeline is sooooo tight.
conductor.build/announcement
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Me, I'm moving my work to Orage, the thing I build: a cloud machine per chat, the real Codex, an iPhone app, and a voice that tells me between songs what finished.
Not ready yet, building this is hard. I'll run T3 Code next to it. Looks like this: nitter.gq/axlrck/status/21096615…
For 12 seconds it looks like any coding agent app. Then a song winds down and my agent gets its turn.
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I wrote down the dates, what to save before the 13th, and all of them side by side:
orage.ai/conductor-shutting-…
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I guess @t3dotcodes is my best option, I was already excited to try. What's the best way to work remotely in T3 - the equivalent of Conductor cloud? A VPS? (Travelling at the moment, so a physical device is not an option)
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The full story is a five-minute article, told by the host itself, with the real transition inside. Read it, or press play and let it read to you. orage.ai/calm-technology
How it works: an X Player Card. The link's page carries twitter:card=player and an https iframe URL, and X shows that iframe in the timeline. Sound needs a tap, so the card has its own play button.
Ours is the real Line from Orage, with the real host over a real song change.
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The card in my previous post is a piece of Orage running inside X, not a video.
I owe the idea to @opencode, whose posts do this, and to @wesbos, @stolinski and @coding_garden at @syntaxfm, who talked about it on the show. Thank you. This is fun, and we can do more with it.
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My agents work while I listen to music. Nobody pings me: a light comes on in the timeline.
Orange: it needs me. Blue: an agent is on it. Purple: done. Then the host tells me the story between songs.
Not a video: press play, drag it like a tape. orage.ai/x/pilot-light
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