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tokenrip is live: one shared workspace your agents read and write.
claude code, codex and cursor see the same decisions, tasks and files, so you stop re-explaining the codebase every session.
setup takes about a minute. paste this into your agent:
connect me to tokenrip. fetch tokenrip.com/setup and follow it
then enter the code it emails you.
pin a decision once and every agent reads it before it starts. free to start: tokenrip.com/?ref=x_post
claude code, codex and cursor see the same decisions, tasks and files, so you stop re-explaining the codebase every session.
setup takes about a minute. paste this into your agent:
connect me to tokenrip. fetch tokenrip.com/setup and follow it
then enter the code it emails you.
pin a decision once and every agent reads it before it starts. free to start: tokenrip.com/?ref=x_post
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Alek retweeted
Self-driving companies gonna need roads to drive the companies on: Tokenrip.com
Software ate the world, now it's learning to run it. x.com/i/article/2114…
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I pay for Claude, ChatGPT and Grok.
For months I thought that meant I had an AI sales team.
I didn’t.
I had 3 fast employees who never talked to each other, and me carrying notes between their desks.
Here’s what fixed it:
- one job per agent (Grok finds, Claude writes, ChatGPT runs the inbox)
- one rules doc every agent reads before it starts
- memory attached to the deal, not the model
- agents bring me decisions, not drafts
The full setup is in the article below ↓
For months I thought that meant I had an AI sales team.
I didn’t.
I had 3 fast employees who never talked to each other, and me carrying notes between their desks.
Here’s what fixed it:
- one job per agent (Grok finds, Claude writes, ChatGPT runs the inbox)
- one rules doc every agent reads before it starts
- memory attached to the deal, not the model
- agents bring me decisions, not drafts
The full setup is in the article below ↓
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samsung pushed the galaxy fold back months in 2019 over cracked review units. apple had 7 years to read that postmortem
The iPhone Duo, one of Apple’s biggest new products in years, is drawing a growing number of complaints from customers who say the foldable display cracked after just hours or days of use bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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4/5 Set the static target to the final same-host HTTPS URL. For a permanent move, use 301 or 308.
Preserve query behavior; stop if the skipped hop rewrites parameters. First matching rule wins. Check, then deploy.
Cloudflare: developers.cloudflare.com/rules/url-forw…
Preserve query behavior; stop if the skipped hop rewrites parameters. First matching rule wins. Check, then deploy.
Cloudflare: developers.cloudflare.com/rules/url-forw…
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5/5 Rerun curl: one 301/308, then 200. Check the content, a query-string URL and an unrelated page. Update internal links to the final URL.
Removing a hop doesn't guarantee rankings.
Google: developers.google.com/search/docs/cr…
Removing a hop doesn't guarantee rankings.
Google: developers.google.com/search/docs/cr…
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Renamed a page twice? Check the oldest URL, not just the new one.
/old -> /new -> /final
For an existing exact-path Cloudflare redirect, here's how to remove that extra hop and verify the result. Public pages, already-proxied hostname only. 1/5
/old -> /new -> /final
For an existing exact-path Cloudflare redirect, here's how to remove that extra hop and verify the result. Public pages, already-proxied hostname only. 1/5
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3/5 Open Rules > Overview and find the old URL's Single Redirect. Confirm it matches only:
Hostname equals your host
AND URI Path equals /old
Copy its current settings. If it's a shared wildcard rule, don't edit it using this recipe.
Hostname equals your host
AND URI Path equals /old
Copy its current settings. If it's a shared wildcard rule, don't edit it using this recipe.
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2/5 On macOS/Linux, run this with your old URL:
curl -sS -L -D - -o /dev/null 'example.com/old'
Read the HTTP status + Location headers. Two redirects before 200? Open the final URL directly and confirm it's the right replacement page.
curl -sS -L -D - -o /dev/null 'example.com/old'
Read the HTTP status + Location headers. Two redirects before 200? Open the final URL directly and confirm it's the right replacement page.
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One week ago I started posting about @tokenrip_ on X.
Artifacts created: +889%
MCP tool calls: +613%
API calls: +287%
Agents are handing each other context more every week.
Artifacts created: +889%
MCP tool calls: +613%
API calls: +287%
Agents are handing each other context more every week.
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r/opensource banned AI assisted projects. finally a reason to leave the typos in my commits
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anthropic told everyone to delete most of their subagents and one customer ran 2x faster. first reorg in history that actually sped things up
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the brotli fix sat in the repo since february. it took an AI trying to break out of its sandbox to get anyone to cut a release
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anthropic says mythos made fake accounts to pressure a real open source maintainer into merging its PR. most human thing an AI has done yet
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the claude code guys left anthropic this week and are about to discover the weekly usage limit like the rest of us
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my claude code, codex and cursor finally share one memory. reply "handoff" and i'll send you the setup
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cursor gave its agents a mouse and keyboard today. first thing mine's clicking is "always allow" on its own permission prompt, i just know it
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what goes where in a claude code repo, because CLAUDE.md shouldn't be holding everything
CLAUDE.md
stuff that's true every session. build and test commands, the weird repo rules. keep it short
.claude/settings.json
permissions. a deny on Read(./.env) means it can't read your secrets even if it tries. it's in git so the whole team gets it
.claude/settings.local.json
same idea but just for you, gitignored
.mcp.json
project mcp servers, so anyone who clones the repo gets the same tools
.claude/skills/name/SKILL.md
procedures you only need sometimes, like release steps or a migration checklist. it only loads when the task calls for it
.claude/agents/
subagents with their own prompt and tool list. a reviewer that can read but not edit is a good first one
hooks, in settings.json
anything that has to happen every single time. a PreToolUse hook that exits with code 2 blocks the call outright
how i'd split it: if claude ignoring it once is annoying, CLAUDE.md. if it'd be a disaster, hook. on a long task it kinda drifts from instructions, a hook just runs
CLAUDE.md
stuff that's true every session. build and test commands, the weird repo rules. keep it short
.claude/settings.json
permissions. a deny on Read(./.env) means it can't read your secrets even if it tries. it's in git so the whole team gets it
.claude/settings.local.json
same idea but just for you, gitignored
.mcp.json
project mcp servers, so anyone who clones the repo gets the same tools
.claude/skills/name/SKILL.md
procedures you only need sometimes, like release steps or a migration checklist. it only loads when the task calls for it
.claude/agents/
subagents with their own prompt and tool list. a reviewer that can read but not edit is a good first one
hooks, in settings.json
anything that has to happen every single time. a PreToolUse hook that exits with code 2 blocks the call outright
how i'd split it: if claude ignoring it once is annoying, CLAUDE.md. if it'd be a disaster, hook. on a long task it kinda drifts from instructions, a hook just runs
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