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I like this idea!

How does one enable it though? Or is it only for enterprise at this point?

Notify me on discord if my physical presence is needed for anything.

With this set up, I have been really happy with the overall experience.

I hardly ask OC bots to manage their own workspaces and instruction sets.
2. My models for OC bots are Sonnet 4.6 over API as primary, and GPT 5.3 codex as fall back. High thinking for both.
3. I have scheduled tasks set up using Claude Desktop to daily review the OC setup and heal it.

I have been using OpenClaw bot for about a month now, and I have been pretty happy about it. Here are a few things I do differently though:
1. I create the OC set up itself as a software project, and so use Claude Code to manage it. (contd)

Building Claude Code with Boris Cherny Claude Code creator Boris Cherny on building AI-powered coding tools, parallel agents, and how the engineer's role is evolving in an AI-first world.

Launch Claude Code CLI. That's the biggest example of a Claude Code developed production app today.

In general, no one builds entire E2E apps with LLMs. Or at least they shouldn't (just my personal opinion). But using the LLMs as a buddy pair developer is extremely rampant today.

Since they mentioned it's on TestFlight, I am pretty sure it's an iOS app currently behind limited testing.

This is cool! However, why not just Obsidian/Typora/iA Writer?

Well, I am part of the society. So are many others. I am the only one bothered to repond to your post, that is all 🤷🏽

Word!

This very skeet will get published by a tool I created using Claude, while I just dictate to it.

I could've listed at least 10 more ways my life has changed in the last 18 months, but that would become borderline spamming. So, just leaving you with 2.

tools I wanna check out in the future, adding tasks I suddenly remembered while I am in the bus, etc. These quick captures just by dictating into my AirPods or the Watch while I am out and about has made my PKM way more useful. I couldn't have done this before the rise of tools like Claude Code.

Here are a few use cases where Claude has helped me, personally:

Capturing notes in my PKM system. Not the analytics kinds, but stuff like my dog's vet appointments, recording disgnoses, meds to take, quickly recording thoughts while I am driving, capturing restaurants I wanna visit...

Does anyone have any experience using LSPs with #ClaudeCode? How effective is it? I have had pretty good experience with #OpenCode, but not sure about Claude.

I’m very aware of the continent. And of course, one shouldn’t be guests at houses whose hosts don’t share similar ideologies. Doesn’t necessarily mean either of the ideologies are “wrong”.

Well, I feel anyone connected to the OSS world is more open to adapt than any other segment. All at least I hope and wish they are.

I feel, as a community, this could be very helpful for OSS. Additionally, you've given me a great idea to build and open source a generic skill myself, that can be scaffolded in one's own new projects. Opinions?

Good points. Thanks. As for the last point (especially that one), I feel it'd be great for the community to start providing SKILLS.md for coding agents (something similar to LLM.txt) within their repos itself, pointing to important constitutions unique to their repo.

I am seriously interested. I too managed a few open source repos, and also submit to a bunch of others. The idea you touched upon, with the original post, is a pain a lot of maintainers feel and express. However, I feel the phenomenon is so new that not many bothers to constitutionalize it.

So, assuming these due diligences are done, and submission guidelines are followed, and assuming submission guidelines had no mentions of line limit, should line limit still be a consideration while submitting a PR? 🤔

I'm curious. What's the recommended line limit for a PR to an open source project?

I was a fan of the browser Arc when it was starting to mature. Slowly, I am becoming a fan of Dia as well. All AI shenanigan aside, the browser itself feels so smooth to work on. I feel it actually improved leaps and bounds since the Atlassian acquisition.

Wow! One doesn't need a task management app in their personal and professional lives? Seriously?

Huh! Running my business using tools that help me running my business is a hobby? 😮

So I used Claude Code to build one for myself, and moved on. The goal wasn't to learn coding or build the server. The goal was to be able to interact with my todoist account. No one else was building it, so I built it with Claude Code and moved on to more important aspects of my life.

I needed a way for Claude.ai to be able to interact with my todoist tasks, so that I can quickly manipulate them while researching and brainstorming with Claude. It needed to be on http transport with oAuth so that Claude would accept it as a connector. No one else was offering it.

You have a right to your opinion, but others too have a right to decide how they want to live their lives. I feel you incorrectly assumed that the "hobby" here is coding. It doesn't even need to be anything hobby related. I'll give you a very small example.

There are so many people into furniture building and miniature building. They do those because they love to, not because they are looking to make money off those. Not everybody is working on coding projects because they are looking to sell, tbh.

I can share what I have been doing with @openclaw-x.bsky.social until now:
1. Monitor my web services and alert me when they are down
2. Send me a morning update with the weather, appointments of the day and tasks schedule for the day.
3. Monitor GitHub for updates of tools I use.

This is just absolute bliss! #LabsofBluesky