it is really challenging, more now than ever

😂 oh the times they are a-changin'

really appreciate it, good luck!!

Super fun read. Loved the stats + tools. Thought you’d be green pilled by @steipete to also switch from Claude to codex at some point

man, feels, I have been doing experimenting with multiple agents at once (duh) and I really do come back to working on one thing at the time fully focused, and then nowadays rarely will pull in an instance or two of codex, but I find even that side hussle starts making it harder to focus on the main thing

Enjoyed the read, cheers to the vibes 😎😎🍻

Thanks! I have been very strict about doing one thing at the time tbh.

I think it's good when you assume that you will never have to maintain the code it produces. I built a lot of things that I would never start doing: browser extension to help with QA, fake/mock digital banking platform (because our partners' staging is unstable), rewrote most of terraform, generated tons of compliance-related stuff on AWS, etc, etc. But whenever I try to build something that is facing real users, something that has to be maintained, I either babysit and correct it every turn or enable auto-accept and most likely stash the entire thing after it's done. AiDHD is a genius title! 🤣

Great post. I resonated with the “back to basics” approach of using agents. I also realised that focusing on a task with almost really nice prompt and 1-2 instances of CC works best for me

Great piece of reading! I find KISS principles also fit well with coding agents. « Vibe coding is fun, vibe engineering not so much » < This. While vibe coding is pleasing and get you quite far real quick, I find the correction phase SO painful it kills the initial momentum

Awesome read!