i think thats conflating two things (am not an expert). opencode exploited unauthorized use/api access, but obviously whatever that is using claude code sdk is kosher because its literally anthropic's blessed way to do this

thariq did a good intro here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqC1qOfiVcQ

orrrr you could go the other way and read explicitly ai-generated docs that use the code as source of truth https://deepwiki.com/gavrielc/nanoclaw

Cool idea but I just tried it out on one of my own repos and I couldn't get past the reCAPTCHA, maybe remove that.

(I'm a human btw)

this is generic startup advice (doesnt mean its not true). you level up a bit when you find instances where slow beat fast (see: Teams vs Slack)

Feels like a somewhat arbitrary decision.. other thread was #1 on hn and had a lot more points. Is the goal to give the author his due karma? Misattribution happens all the time and it's ok. If anything would've merged this the other way.

It was a bit of an experiment but yes I wanted schlichtm to get the credit, and I also think it makes it more interesting that it was a Show HN.

Did you vibe code the whole thing? Talk thru the stack and your experience/findings

Not the whole. I vibe coded part of it. I am a software developer and previously worked as a mobile developer. My stack is just react-native and a simple nodejs backend hosted in a vps.

OK:) congrats, was just prompting you to do a technical writeup

Yes. https://x.com/swyx/status/2016381014483075561?s=20 it's not crazy, they cap it to 3 credits, and also YSK agent swarm is a closed source product

Would i use it a gain compared to Deep Research products elsewhere? Maybe, probably not but only bc it's hard to switch apps

(team member) my comparison matrix of why Product Arenas differ from Global Arenas here: https://x.com/swyx/status/2017342647963431363

the trick is to get it to be usable within context. what started out as a simple evals concept quickly became a lot of debating over how to properly present worktrees in an IDE. hope to hear your feedback.

you must be new to subreddit simulator. come, young one, let me show you the ancient arts of 2020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23171393

Why would thinking Moltbook is not interesting mean they must not know Subreddit Simulator? Knowing Subreddit Simulator would make Moltbook less interesting.