With
Wes Bos × 
Scott Tolinski × 
CJ Reynolds
Served Fresh Twice Weekly
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Wes and Scott tackle how to pass context between coding agents, whether AI-written skills are any good, and what to learn when everything's changing. Plus a pep talk for anyone grieving hand-written code, WebMCP vs AG-UI, minimal Pi setups, and sick picks for lights and ethernet cables.
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Scott, CJ, and Wes dive into thrift store photo frame hacking, Void's framework going open source, and JEV's new image support that costs a hundredth of a cent per image. Plus, your home security cameras might finally get smart without selling your soul to the cloud.
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Adam Jacob of Swamp Club explains what software factories actually are, why they're not just slop cannons, and how to trust AI output with black box testing and architecture skills. Plus: should you delete your unit tests, and what do 10,500 LinkedIn engineers do now?
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Deno gets acquired by Cloudflare and sunsetted in a year, OpenCode 2.0 runs inside a tweet, and Wes's $50 photo frame hack turned into thousands of agent-driven pull requests. Plus TanStack Start 1.0, file search drama on Twitter, and honest early-access takes on Gemini Argon.
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A Rust-built, clean-room Adobe suite clone just opened Scott's gnarliest Photoshop files faster than Photoshop itself. Wes and Scott dig into what's missing, where the real moat is, the Figma MCP drama, and plenty of sick picks.
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Pull requests are officially dead, Pi hits 1.0 with code mode and a durable agent harness, and Terso joins Supabase. Plus SvelteKit 3, Effect 4, Alchemy, and OpenAI's Dev Day shenanigans.
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Wes and Scott open the potluck for questions on how to stand out now that blogging is crowded with slop, what to do while your agent churns, and how much your employer should pay for tokens. Plus keeping agents on the rails, getting your team excited about AI, and the great transactional email debate.
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DHH tells RailsConf he's done writing Ruby, Meta's free Muse agent sends a stranger to someone's apartment, and Opus 5.5 renders entire home gyms and motion graphics. Plus a TypeScript package manager that embarrasses native tools.
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Scott ditches Electron and Tauri to build lightning-fast desktop apps in Rust with GPUI, the GPU-accelerated UI framework from the Zed team. Hear what it's like (spoiler: weirdly React-ish), what it can't do, and the tiny personal apps he's already shipped.
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Scott, CJ, and Wes dig into whether Jev (the fast, cheap, not-an-LLM classifier model) deserves the hype, plus the iPhone Duo simulator, Claude finally reading agents.md, Raycast drama, and GPUI Kit.