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Codex 088: NU6.2.
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Salesforce used to be the OS. Now agents are the OS and Salesforce is the file system.
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Someone is building the API-first version of your product right now. They're small. They won't be for long.
What if that dev saying "no" was your product's guardian angel all along?
Now weak 3am ideas never die—they just live rent-free in your codebase forever.
Welcome to AI engineering, where everything ships.
Sometimes a senior dev says one sentence and months of complexity unravel.
The trap normies fall into:
Learn about MCPs
Think "this is how the pros do it"
Bloat context windows with schemas and protocols
Build complexity because it feels serious
Then Peter Steinberger 🦞 comes along: "I don't use MCPs or any of that crap."
He builds a "CLI army" instead. Wait what?
Here's what I understood:
AI learned from the internet — millions of CLI examples. git push, npm install. That's its native language.
MCPs? New protocol. Zero training data. You're teaching AI from scratch.
Peter's way: Simple scripts with --help flags. AI already knows this pattern.
The mental model:
Each script = one Lego brick. Does one dumb thing. post-to-linkedin. scrape-leads. send-email.
Chain them together = one CLI soldier.
find-leads | enrich | save-to-crm
One mission. Lead gen.
twitter-search | filter-relevant | draft-reply | post
Another mission. Engagement.
A hundred soldiers = the CLI army.
AI is the general that decides which soldiers to deploy.
Don't build impressive systems. Build dumb bricks. Let AI command them.
"The technical barrier to automation just hit zero.
The question isn't "can you code this?" anymore.
The question is: can you sell it?"
using Claude Code rn is basically this: youtube.com/watch?v=auXfAHHN…
Just tried Compound Engineering in Claude Code today – seriously mind-blown 😵💫
Drop everything and watch this video. It's simple, crystal clear, not about NFTs at all. I watched at 1x speed, no suffering whatsoever.
If you're dipping your toes into agentic workflows or just want to see how fast you can prototype something real (like a Twitter clone in ~20 mins), this is it.
TLDR: The magic of Compound Engineering in @claudeai Code... building a X/Twitter (interface) clone in 20 mins. A massive game changer for me. (watch at 2x)
AI design in 2025 is still mostly slop.
Here’s how we fix it:
Design Jury — think Awwwards, but for AI-assisted design.
Designers submit their best AI-generated work. But not just the output — also how they made it.
The prompt. The design system. The spec.
World-class designers judge it. Best work wins. Jury explains what worked and what didn’t.
Two audiences. Two signals.
Designers and jury see the design.
AI sees the recipe — prompts, specs, decisions.
Combined: training data no one else has.
Designers compete.
Jury raises the bar.
AI gets sharper.
Repeat.
That data? Figma wants it. Anthropic wants it. Google wants it.
Real designs. Real decisions. Real verdicts from real experts. Evidence. Machine readable.
Not scraped. Earned.