Aaron Vanston retweeted
What if construction could happen... over text message?

Today we're making that a reality.

Introducing Supa - the multiplayer AI assistant for construction.

We all know that most of construction is already happening on phone calls, texts and whatsapp groups.

But things get t still requires you to do all the work.

What if there was an AI assistant that did it all for you?

One that knew construction, you and your team?

Supa is the AI assistant that takes your admin off your plate so you can get back to building.

What can it do? Basically anything... a few examples:

- Order materials
- Shift schedules
- Draft RFIs from whatsapp conversations
- Talk to other team members Supa's
- Complete tasks from phone calls
- Generate change orders from a client email
- Approve invoices
- Send emails on your behalf
- Move calendar events
- Manage whatsapp groups
- Book a table at the pub for knockoffs 🍻

We are in the age of super intelligence. It's about time that builders got access to super intelligence that understands construction.

And integrates with the tools you're already using (Outlook, Gmail, BuildPass etc).

We've got a tight group of beta testers already using Supa - here's some of the feedback:

"Supa is f*cking wild"

"Seriously how does it do this?"

"It literally saved me on something within 24 hours of connecting my email"

"I barely need to log in to BuildPass anymore"

"You guys have built something special here"

Our vision is for builders to take on more jobs, with less admin and more profit.

Supa is another step towards that vision.
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"Can we get SpaceX?"

"We have SpaceX at home!"

SpaceX at home:
Complete Tesla Roadster FLYING demo. INSANE!!!
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Incredible how fast the languages developers learnt to code in are fading and general technical curiosity is what is being indexed on.

I've never learnt Rust in my life, but have built some blazing fast rust ports of my TS libraries with the help of AI
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Inspired by @theo forked version of ProxyCLI, I built and OS my own way to track agent usage and spend but also help manage my distributed set-up across all my machines

Arbor puts all your Claude + Codex subscriptions behind one local proxy, smart switches accounts and manages machine health

github.com/aaronvanston/a…
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I trained a 36k-parameter model to centre a div. Stop asking trillion-parameter models.

neural-flexbox: "flexbox, approximately"

Inspired by the very useful gpu-lexer by @shuding . This is much less useful. I wanted to learn how to train a model from scratch.
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I trained a small model to do syntax highlighting in the browser with GPU.

Meet gpu-lexer from Vercel Labs: Small (27.5KB), fast (runs on WebGPU), and language-agnostic (model guesses the syntax).

gpu-lexer.vercel.app

It is experimental and built for learning!
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Going fully AFK is the wrong goal for AI software factories. It's missing the point, and a lot of the value in what can actually be built with AI.

Optimising for leverage and amplifying a product team's impact should be the main focus. x.com/i/article/2096…
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Aaron Vanston retweeted
Took me a while to find my place in the AI space.

This year, I found it!

Thanks all for recommending the courses.

Helps me invest more time into skills, free resources, and interviewing badass people.

More to come.
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T3 Code remote connections just work so well, super easy to set-up, it just works... Well done @theo @jullerino and @t3dotchat team! Looking forward to the mobile app when its available!
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Aaron Vanston retweeted
I’m gonna keep calling it codex because I can’t bear the shame of telling normies I use ChatGPT to code
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Aaron Vanston retweeted
Replying to @theo
This is the relevant section of my CLAUDE.md

I'll be real - I haven't read it much. Just vibed out what I was looking for with Fable, and had it confirm it can use Codex for the things I care about

I still find Codex to be WAY better at computer use, verification of UI/UX work, cient at execution on well spec'd work

Minmaxing this has genuinely been really fun for me and I'm loving the outputs I've been getting.

I was throwing away ~50% of my end-to-end agent-driven PRs before building this workflow. I haven't had to close a single one today :)
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Aaron Vanston retweeted
I’m running a Codex meetup for @OpenAI Global Build Week
Wed, 15th of July in Melbourne. A couple of short talks, then time to meet other people building with Al.
Come along and bring a friend: luma.com/90uly47a
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Anyone else having their codex app fully lockup constantly? I can see loading spinners, but cant click or interact with anything. (codex render CPU maxxing) Happening with long chats or firing off loops on top of existing sessions.

Triggering every ~10mins, requires restart, and need to restart all sessions. Needing to move to CLI or third party app wrapper.

Cant submit in app feedback due to the lock up, anything I could share to help unpack a fix cc @jxnlco @thsottiaux @ajambrosino
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Anthropic servers heading on a well deserved break. Time to chuck the compute back on training?
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees.

The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance.

Access to all other Claude models is not affected.

We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible.

Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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Built a tiny Chrome plugin for reviewing AI-generated PRs.

I’m increasingly getting AI agents to attach screenshots, GIFs, and visual evidence to pull requests, but its hard to view them in GitHub quickly, cant zoom in and opens that media in new tabs.

github.com/aaronvanston/g…
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In March, we shared The BuildPass Method with our whole team.

It is our internal page for how we build, who we hire, and what we expect.

Really, it is about a bigger question: what does it mean to build a company in the age of AI?

method.bpass.team/method
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Replying to @aaronvanston
We wrote the Method because expectations need a visible home beyond founder conversations and Slack threads.

They should be durable and easy to revisit.

If we say we are building for builders, we need to act like builders ourselves.
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Replying to @aaronvanston
Sharing because more companies will need to make their operating model explicit.

AI is changing the leverage of small teams and the pace at which companies can move. The companies that handle it well will rebuild around it with intent.

method.bpass.team/method
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