My agent skills for EffectTS, Svelte, and Tailwind
github.com/akhansari/do...
I'll add Drizzle (once V1 released) and Hono.
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My agent skills for EffectTS, Svelte, and Tailwind
github.com/akhansari/do...
I'll add Drizzle (once V1 released) and Hono.
My tech usage:
Before 2023: 90% Microsoft
After 2023: 10% Microsoft
Absolutely nothing is missing for me except F#.
I did the same for Effect and Svelte/SvelteKit.
It just asked me how to split to smaller files, and done!
Amazing to see how the output quality has increased.
Much better than opinionated skills that we can found on the web.
Cool tip: You can ask LLM to build skills based on llm.txt
Like:
Build DaisyUI agent skills based on:
- daisyui.com/llms.txt
- opencode.ai/docs/skills/
My favorite dev workflow with or without GenAI:
Function Driven Development
With GenAI:
- I model the domain with types
- I write an empty function with the desire input and output
- Either I let the LLM to complete and I review
- Or I write myself and ask GenAI to optimize and simplify.
#opencode should be rewritten in Rust or Go.
There is too much CPU and memory usage and spikes and performance issues.
It's super rare to see good readme files. It's an art like a good code.
Repos README:
- Before LLMs : Empty readme, 0 value
- After LLMs : 1k lines readme, 0 value
Just blogged. The slop coding era!
akhansari.tech/the-slop-cod...
LLM: You're absolutely correct!
Calling LLMs AI is one of the biggest marketing scams.
people get so mad when i'm harsh on vibe coding
then they get really confused when they realize i work on opencode
which makes them even madder
Oh pretty cool, Primeagen has built the perfect tool for my workflow. I have to test it.
youtu.be/ws9zR-UzwTE?...
akhansari.tech/the-right-wa...
Just blogged. Mise: the underrated tool.
akhansari.tech/mise-everyth...
So true:
"The wrong duplication is better than the wrong abstraction"
Cosmic Desktop is the future π
I know there are many tools around improving those. But one compiler is totally broken if it needs that to be usable.
I think even if it's unsound there are so many opportunities for improvement.
- The speed will be ok with tsgo I guess.
- Errors are terrible. Sometimes I have 30 lines of compact text and I waste so much time trying to figure it out.
- tsconfig is hell
- multi projects repo are so complex to set up
If you're used to using the DotNet or Rust compilers, you realize just how poor the TypeScript compiler is. It really sucks!
I hope tsgo will improve this...
first we had LLMs
put it in a loop and call it an agent
put that in a loop and call it ralph
guys i think i know what's next
Will current AI industries such as OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or Nvidia become like the Big Oil (world's largest oil and gas companies) blocking the development of open-source LLM and mainstream hardwares?
Unsubscribed from Claude.
It's kind of funny that due to AI/LLMs these days another metric to rate #programming languages on has become "token efficiency".
On the bright side - some of the beloved languages like #Clojure, #Ruby, #FSharp and #OCaml fared pretty well due to their expressive and compact syntax.
Oh since devstral is still in preview, it's free to use for now.
I'll give it a try.
Anthropic (Claude code) is becoming more and more evil. I'm seriously considering unsubscribing and looking for alternatives to use with opencode.
First candidate: Mistral...
What the bullshitters on LinkedIn won't tell you, is that they vibe code a generic app without specific requirements, with premium subscriptions of 100 or 200 bucks, and they burn all the monthly available tokens in only few days...
After a few months of using Ghostty, I go back to Wezterm.
I really like the Scrollback, Quick Select, and Copy modes.
And the fact that I can install it from Flatpak.
In some companies there is no choice unfortunately.
Using Effet with TypeScript or using Rust are solid alternatives.
2026 predictions
- Cursor (or another) will become the "Roblox" of software creation and distribution.
- The number and duration of big tech outages will increase significantly.
- The collapse of the AI bubble will begin with OpenAI's decline.
