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  Bizzed (@BizzedAi) reported 41 seconds ago

  > Time to use those savings and an SBA loan to buy a liquor store and never login to GitHub again. but NOT before running your diligence on the store's business health and potential with Bizzed first 🥰🥰

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  Dylan Mikus (@dbmikus) reported 1 minute ago

  Built an agent on top of @amikadev to auto-implement every Linear issue in a project in parallel It spins up a bunch of sandboxed coding agents on @daytonaio, then makes a PR for each issue and watches Github Actions and auto-fixes any problems Doesn't one-shot every issue, so I can SSH into each sandbox and run Claude or Codex to finish things up

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  OKIN | Nikolai Tjongarero (@OKIN_17) reported 1 minute ago

  This is why self hosting @giteaio on my @start9labs server is so vital for me. I can’t trust my entire workload to Microsoft via Github

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  Ruben Distinct (@RDistinct) reported 3 minutes ago

  @eleliayub you missed the point. The recent tanstack supply chain attacks were due to github actions cache being poisoned through a pull request which in turn allowed malicious npm packages to be published as if legit. JS has its own quirks but the recent attack was a ci/cd issue not js.

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  Kvothera (@kvothera_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @mkbula Hello, what happened to your project "qbitwebui"? the github is down and everything seems to have been deleted

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  Ann Srivastava (@helloparalegal) reported 9 minutes ago

  Somewhere yesterday morning, the founders of Harvey, Spellbook, and Casetext woke up to a GitHub notification. Anthropic had just released Claude for Legal. Open source. Apache 2.0. Free. 12 practice-area plugins. 80+ named agents. 20 MCP connectors covering Lexis+, iManage, Ironclad, Everlaw, CourtListener. A vendor agreement reviewer. A DSAR responder. A claim chart builder. A privilege log reviewer. A subpoena triage agent. A deposition prep agent. Every product that just raised tens of millions of dollars to build a stripped-down version of, Anthropic just shipped end-to-end for free. The architecture is the part that should worry them most. Every plugin starts with a cold-start interview that builds a practice profile. Every agent reads from it. Generic output becomes house-style output the moment setup is done. That is the pattern I have been writing about for six weeks. Anthropic built it into the foundation. Every output is framed as a draft for attorney review. Citations from connected research tools get a source tag. Citations from model knowledge alone get flagged for verification. That is the answer to Mata v. Avianca. Built in. Now the harder truth. The repo is free. The deployment is not. 12 practice areas. 80 agents. 20 connectors. A solo cannot read all of it in a weekend. A managing partner cannot map it to her firm's workflow on a Monday morning. The IT team cannot wire it into the firm's iManage instance by Friday. What just opened up is not the build. It is the choosing - which four of the 80 agents matter for THIS practice this week. And the wiring - into this firm's existing tools, without breaking the confidentiality posture. That is the new job. Anthropic shipped the parts. If you are a solo or small-firm partner reading this - DM me. 3 free 20-min sessions this week to map your practice to the Claude for Legal modules that actually matter for your work. No pitch. Just the map.

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  Shannon 🤖☠️ (@iamMrDuncan) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Showa1711495 zero percentage. idk its a static site, nothing is relied upon for servers etc. works completely in your browser and when you add it as app it downloads static assets. should work offline too once you load stuff the first time. hosted on github pages, should never go down unless github goes down.

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  SimiSimoYGO (@SimiSimo90) reported 18 minutes ago

  @stepango @xai @github Are you sure? Lets see: - paid users (superrok here) get free tier limits - Insane moderation - Grok is an AWFUL agent/chatbot: it misunderstands contexts easily and needsbacktracking - every other day there is an outage in imagine services - Image gen is inferior - nsfw gone

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  Rich Kuo (@richkuo7) reported 22 minutes ago

  @lydiahallie yea but the github actions part is kind of odd, i just copy and paste the issue into claude code, kind of an inconvenience?

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  Abhinav Lal (@abhinavlal) reported 23 minutes ago

  @claudedevs just killed my custom workflow I built using Claude -p. All the joy of @github issue to @github pull request will not work as my usage js closer to $2000 in api just for this. It was fun while it lasted. Will try porting to codex today or maybe it’s time to give kimi a try.

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  Kekko D’Amato (@kekkodamato_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MnFounder The .well-known convention is the right call — follows RFC 8615 like OIDC discovery. Makes automated capability checking trivial. Would love to see this standardized fast so clients don't have to resort to GitHub scraping to find what a server supports.

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  Pedro (@pedroshakoor) reported 25 minutes ago

  MCP is growing fast, but the tooling around it is still messy. Servers are scattered across GitHub repos, Discord threads, and random docs. So I built an open-source MCP Switchboard. One connection for your agent. Then the switchboard handles discovery, routing, permissions, API keys, rate limits, and audit logs behind the scenes. Instead of configuring every MCP server one by one, you register them once and route tool calls through a single hub. Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, custom agents, or REST clients can all hit the same layer. The first version includes: Registry API Smart proxy Per-tool permissions JWT + API keys Rate limiting Audit logs Health checks Web dashboard AI server recommendations Docker setup MIT license Before: every agent needs its own messy MCP config. After: one hub connects to many backend MCP servers. Now imagine this as the missing app-store layer for agents. You describe the task. The hub finds the right tools. Your agent gets access without you manually wiring every server, every time. MCP does not need more scattered lists. It needs infrastructure.

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  Ryan Florence (@ryanflorence) reported 25 minutes ago

  > Github actions gets hacked "Man JS is so terrible lol I'm so cool and JS sux"

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  Seregon (@SeregonWar) reported 26 minutes ago

  @MHasyimy I recommend you check the kernel logs. If you have netcat installed on your computer, connect to port 3232 to view the logs. Send the payload and, if it crashes, please report the results in a GitHub issue. Make sure your console’s firmware is compatible!

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  Priyanshu (@imdevPU23) reported 27 minutes ago

  - Claude for coding. - Supabase for backend. - Lovable for frontend. - Vercel for deploying. - Namecheap for domain. - Stripe for payments. - Resend for emails. - GitHub for version control. - Clerk for auth. - Cloudflare for DNS. - PostHog for analytics. - Sentry for error tracking. - Upstash for Redis. - Pinecone for vector DB. You can literally ship a startup from your bedroom now. It’s not even cost much many of them give free initial credits