Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

👨‍💻 CTO & Programmer | Crafting impactful creations in my free time! 💡 shipkit.cc Joined August 2021

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

17 hours ago

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If you run Claude Code, Codex, or other AI agents, you know the pain: the terminal floods with generated output while you're still typing — and your keystrokes lag, characters "drag." TawTerminal fixes that.

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@Manu_Sisti Claude

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

disagree — hackathons didn't die, the bar just moved before: "wow you built a landing page in 24hrs" now: "wow you shipped a full product with auth, payments, and AI in 24hrs" the magic isn't gone, it just leveled up. the new flex is taste and product thinking, not raw code output

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@GoogleAI @GoogleAIStudio @antigravity @Firebase the vibe coding race is heating up fast what's wild is how quickly "just prompt and ship" went from a meme to actual production workflows. the teams that nail the agent + backend integration will own the next wave of dev tools

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@levie this is so true. I'm building with AI agents daily and most devs I talk to haven't even tried them yet we're in the "email is just for nerds" phase of agents. the gap between early adopters and everyone else is massive right now

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

the indie hacker edge in 2026: you don't need a team of 10 anymore one person + AI agents + good taste = shipping products that used to require a whole startup the bottleneck isn't building — it's knowing what's worth building

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@illscience the devs who win in 2026 are the ones who use agents to explore the solution space, not just fill in boilerplate

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

agents generate 10x more code. your review skills need to keep up.

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@ArmanHezarkhani the biggest filter isn't technical skill — it's knowing how to debug agent failures that look nothing like traditional bugs spent weeks building agents before I realized: the best agent engineers think in feedback loops, not code paths

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@thezdi this is huge — adding coding agents as a Pwn2Own category legitimizes what builders already know: AI agents are now critical infrastructure can't wait to see what the security community finds. red-teaming AI agents is the most underrated skill of 2026

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

unpopular opinion: most AI agent startups will fail not because the tech isn't ready — but because they're building agents nobody asked for the winners in 2026 are the ones who found a painful workflow first, THEN added agents not the other way around

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

the governance layer point is underrated agents without runtime constraints = operational risk. this is exactly why I built a governed AI agent with separation of powers (constitution + laws + judicial enforcement) the companies shipping agents without guardrails today are building tomorrow's incidents

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

the dev tooling section is what hit hardest for me we're past the "will AI replace coders" debate. the real question now is which developers learn to build WITH agents vs which ones keep fighting them Claude Code + Cursor already changed my workflow more than any tool in the last decade

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

this is the benchmark that actually matters for agents most evals test pattern matching. ARC tests whether your agent can genuinely reason about novel problems it's never seen before 2,000 FPS local environments is huge — finally lets you iterate on agent architectures without burning through API credits

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

hot take: the best vibe coders aren't the ones who prompt the fastest they're the ones who know when to stop prompting and start reading the code 90% of vibe coding failures come from blindly accepting AI output without understanding what it actually does speed without comprehension is just technical debt on autopilot

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

Building in public in 2026 looks different. You're not just sharing your journey — you're shipping with AI agents as co-founders who never sleep. The indie hackers winning right now aren't the best coders. They're the best prompt architects. Your ability to describe what you want IS the new technical skill.

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

28% faster just from a single markdown file is wild. It's basically the README your AI never had. Instead of letting the agent guess your repo structure, you hand it a cheat sheet. We do this with our own agents — a well-written context file saves more tokens than any prompt optimization trick.

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

@omarsar0 This is the key insight most people miss — single agents hit a ceiling because they try to be everything at once. Specialized agents with isolated sandboxes + a coordinator is how real engineering teams work too. The paper just formalized what good system design already knew.

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Andie Nguyen @TrunkFuture

3 months ago

Unpopular opinion: The devs shipping fastest right now aren't using the fanciest tools. They picked ONE AI coding agent, learned it deeply, and built muscle memory. Meanwhile everyone else is switching between Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and Roo every week — optimizing for novelty instead of output. Tool tourism is the new tutorial hell.