Building https://nitter.gq/t.co/8VIGoiPzbG, the Gmail experience you deserve · Creator of https://nitter.gq/t.co/JsPuJ9GaFQ · Previously @deliveroo @faceit
London, UK
Joined May 2013
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claude proofs a change is working with a recording of using the app like a user would. cursor and captions included.
we're getting close to skipping human code reviews. what a time to be alive!
Tim Cheung retweeted
🚀 Repeek v5.6.17 is out!
- Team stats are back with average team Elo, and also show total matches, wins, average FACEIT rating, swing, K/D, K/R and ADR
We hope you like this little addition! If not, you can disable team stats in Repeek settings under matchroom.
how do you guys create tasteful marketing pages and ui with claude code? i've seen a lot of new tools with beautiful websites in recent weeks. you can still tell they're ai-generated, but they also look different and good?
as much as i love @SoundCloud and prefer over other music streaming services, their ux is probably the one i enjoy the least.
what are they actually doing all day? basic features like switching playback between web and phone still doesn’t exist and i’m not able to see the progress of tracks downloading or even cancel on iOS. pls @SoundCloud invest more into ux and qol improvements.
This improved my review workflow: Ask your agent to create an artifact based on /show-me by @dexhorthy to visualize the changes with HTML instead of being limited by markdown. It reads more like a presentation and involves less mental juggling. Might create a skill for this.
tenet using Jev is up to 275x cheaper and 104x faster than Claude agents 🤯
Same 2,000-line diff, same rules. tenet: 1.5 s, $0.0036. One Claude Fable 5.1 call: 157 s, $0.99. Your agent fixes its own review findings before you ever see the diff.
Spent a day building tenet, a review gate for code that agents write. It judges each commit, commit message and PR against rules written in plain language, using Jev by @typesafeai.
The rules come from @poteto's unslop skill, @hvpandya's stop-slop, @dillon_mulroy's anti-slop and @mattpocockuk's new /pr skill. It also generates rules from your AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, and you can write your own rules and presets.
Here an agent trips four of them, gets blocked in 1.07 s for $0.0003, and fixes its own findings.
Spent a day building tenet, a review gate for code that agents write. It judges each commit, commit message and PR against rules written in plain language, using Jev by @typesafeai.
The rules come from @poteto's unslop skill, @hvpandya's stop-slop, @dillon_mulroy's anti-slop and @mattpocockuk's new /pr skill. It also generates rules from your AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, and you can write your own rules and presets.
Here an agent trips four of them, gets blocked in 1.07 s for $0.0003, and fixes its own findings.
Can anyone at @FACEITcs explain why, as level 10, matches with Elo gap you're always losing (up to -25) more than gaining (between +15-20), whereas as level 9 with Elo gap you're gaining (up to +30) more than losing. This system makes no sense and takes away the joy of grinding level 10 when 1 loss takes away the gain from 2 wins. Please fix.
Tim Cheung retweeted
Good luck to everyone in @FACEIT Season 9! 🙏
👉 What's your reset breakdown? You can find it on Play → Hover the 📉 icon next to the unranked icon.
🛠️ Meanwhile we're working hard in the background to release an update for Repeek soon to catch up with FACEIT's latest changes!
I love @resend, but please improve the email editor for broadcasts on mobile 🙏
cc @zenorocha
Ending this year with reaching the $5K milestone 🎉
Still a lot of work that needs to be done. 2026 is going to be exciting 🙏
📈 December is starting crazy!
I’m on vacation in Japan, and during some idle time I promoted my boring desktop app in a few relevant Reddit posts by commenting and chatting with potential customers.
Just a few days into the month, I’ve already made 15 sales. +400% compared to last month in the same duration.
One user even bought a license after testing my app just for a few minutes, despite the free 14-day trial 🤯
Reddit is still such a powerful channel for promoting your app. Google frequently shows Reddit posts at the top of search results, which brings completely organic discovery. And with AI pulling context from sources like Reddit, your app ends up getting suggested well beyond Reddit and Google.
You’re basically getting all that exposure for free. Use it.
Customer switched from a competitor to my boring desktop app and replaced a $96/yr subscription with a one-time $29 lifetime purchase:
“Thanks for all you're doing with this app by the way! Just had to share that I am delighted to say I was able to cancel Kiwi this morning, thanks entirely to your work and your arguably better app! You have saved me a not insignificant amount of money.”
It’s such a great validation that what I’m building is actually good and useful 😌
💰 My desktop app made $662.54 in November 2025, the strongest month since launch earlier this year.
🧾 Expenses: $0
Thank you @Cloudflare
