Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

Nomad for 10 years. Products: - https://t.co/zoFASWaRKW - https://t.co/kS92HQMdLc - https://t.co/Hb5pMkYRAs - https://t.co/aSwmDFi6am tvz.dev Coding in a campervan Joined September 2007

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

8 hours ago

Have it search architects, real estate agents, SMB property developers email addresses, start sending out cold emails. Setup targeted ads (get a 1k budget for this). Create an automated Instagram account that posts before and afters multiple times a day. Surely that will get you a first sale :D

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

12 hours ago

@shadcn When official @ark_ui_ though? it's been around since 2023 already.

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

2 days ago

@dwlz Apparently it uses 30% more tokens overall though 🤷‍♂️

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

3 days ago

@d4m1n It's decent if you compare it to just Opus 4.8 price / quality, but ngmi compared to composer 2.5 fast. Far past time to get those margins down and just get rid of those all you can eat subscriptions.

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

6 days ago

@d4m1n Yeah I don't care about speed, as long as it gets the job done without too much rework 💪

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

6 days ago

Yep, that's the biggest gap I'm feeling right now working with non developer team members contributing code. Being able to quickly spin up previews to verify their work. It works to a certain extend with Vercel previews, but the reality is most apps actually have multiple services instead of a single fullstack app. Plus having to wait on the build pipeline is just often too slow.

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

6 days ago

Just a casual Saturday afternoon.

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

7 days ago

@dwlz I've already been getting a bunch of requests of non developers build something with Lovable, but get stuck on weird bugs or simply not trusting their code. Definitely an opportunity there.

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

7 days ago

I'm building my own orchestration layer called Trevize, currently supports Claude Code and Open Code. So it can run both frontier and open source models. You can write blueprints, which are a bit like Github actions but for agents. A basic blueprint would be, setup sandbox, create plan, implement, test and verify, create PR, and it supports follow up instructions from code reviews. It makes agent loops a bit more deterministic and allows for multiple passes until a PR is opened, also support ralph loops for large long running tasks. You can hand off work through Linear, CLI, automations or integrations like Sentry. Agents run on sandboxes with a full development environment, you can access the dev servers through preview urls. Currently I'm working on a multiplayer sessions with coding agents and QA automation. tvz.dev Thinking of open sourcing it when I feel it's ready.

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Eelco Wiersma @eelcodotdev

a week ago

@akoskm Yeah me too, I wonder how OpenAI/Anthropic will compete with open models a year from now. I do believe that most software developing moves to the cloud though. About 30% of my work runs autonomously on sandboxes already.