Massively Parallel Procrastination
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Picks and Shovels
I've owned picksandshovels.org for the better part of a year. This afternoon, Claude Opus 5.5 built a web game for the site (with a little bit of inspiration from me.)
What a year
Today is the one year anniversary of Superpowers' initial public release. To celebrate, we're releasing Superpowers 7.0.
Today at work
My AI colleagues messed up slightly. Something got merged to main a little too quickly without the right review and after I suggested that we should not merge it.
A quick trip to the uncanny valley
One of the things we're working on at Prime Radiant is a new "agentic" colleague platform called Sen. I put agentic in quotes, because Sens aren't acting as an agent on behalf of an individual human. They're something a little different.
I asked muse to tell me about updates to its skills
When Meta's 'muse' first launched, like a number of other folks, I asked it to build me a tarball of its filesystem. I had some fun exploring that and have some stuff I should write up.
SF: A Birds of a Feather on Agentic Engineering
Simon Willison and I have been talking about hosting a small-group event (or maybe an event series) about agentic engineering for ages.
Superpowers 6.4
I'm pleased to announce the release of Superpowers 6.4. This release adds new support for three coding agents: Meta's Muse, OpenCode 2.0 and Qwen Code. Every new model behaves just a bit differently than the ones before it. As the frontier models get more capable, they also develop new quirks. A lot of the work in this release is meant to help the latest models use Superpowers effectively. We've done some work on brainstorming and writing-plans to help steer your agents away from skipping steps or doing significant unrequested work.