Mike (@51hex) | teapawt

I like making the next step explicit while the first agent is still working. A separate review chat gets the diff to critique, instead of a vague “done” message to trust.

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Type this while the first agent is still working: "When this chat finishes, start a review chat and tell it to critique the diff." That's a Watcher handing work to the next agent. It waits for the first chat to finish, then kicks off the second.

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The useful bit here is coming back to a clear question instead of a mystery half-finished run. Answer it, and the agent continues where it paused.

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A Pipeline can stop halfway and ask you a question. Answer it in the Activity panel and the run carries on from the same step, even if you closed the app in between.

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No repo setup for invoice totals, supplier quotes or top sellers. I like this as a practical Cowork test: three separate jobs running side by side, with something concrete to review at the end.

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"Pull every invoice in this folder into one sheet, with totals by supplier" "Compare these three supplier quotes and tell me which one to take" "Find my top ten sellers this quarter from this export" Paste each into its own Cowork Chat. No code, no repo, and the three run at the same time.

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Good to see the Windows build land. A team split between Macs and PCs can now use the same parallel-agent setup.

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Unstoppable Code runs on Windows. Same app, same parallel agents, same Cowork.

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I’d rather give the agent the Figma file than keep sending screenshots back and forth. This is one of the more practical uses of MCP.

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"Open the Figma file for the checkout page and build the empty state it shows." That works when the agent can reach Figma. Add the MCP server from the built-in manager and the agent fetches the design itself.

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A tour of Unstoppable Code, top to bottom. 🔍 Search across the whole workspace 🧭 App Advisor, ask how to do something and it does it ⏰ Automations that wait for an event and ping you 🔌 Plugins and MCP, bring the tools you already use ⚙️ Pipelines, build a workflow once and run it forever 🎛 Set the app up the way you work 🌳 Parallel coding agents, each in its own worktree 💬 Cowork for the work that has no repo

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We are in the midst of the Claude Code moment for browser use. Agents are finally good enough to reliably complete arbitrary and medium-length knowledge work tasks in a browser, and this is what's behind the "aha" moment for grok bot Cloud agents infrastructure has also gotten a lot better, which paves over a lot of the issues of running scheduled tasks locally Just today while prepping for my burning man trip I had a lot of difficulty making sure my socials and outbound automations would continue to run while I'm offline. Things like: > If an automation runs in the cloud I don't have to worry about being offline > Sharing the automation with a teammate required dumping him an md file with memory and specs for him to ask his instance to setup locally. This will soon be 1-click to share for @unstoppableweb users > Importing your chrome passwords into the agent's browser so you don't need to enter them manually (coming soon) > Upgrading our browser use to use WebMCP, a growing standard for easing browser use Things are moving fast! White collar workers are just now having their reckoning with AI. We aim to bring this new tech to non-technical users in an easy-to-digest way so they can start their self improvement loops quickly my own workflows are changing by the day and I'm loving all the new leverage I'm getting. I also predict social platforms will fight back here as the tech is distributed more broadly Exciting times!

Why are people so crazed about the Grok bot? I've been doing most of the stuff I've see online with Hermes for months. Not being a contrarian or something. Genuinely trying to see how Grok is better than Hermes.

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I'm back in today after a week off. On my last working day, I linked my Slack, Gmail and Linear to Unstoppable Code. My process to catch up on the previous week was asking it: "Can you look through Slack, Gmail and Linear for the past week and tell me what I need to know/work on?". I would have spent half of today catching up and trying to pull out what I needed to know without this.

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It's been a while since I've worked on a side project, now I have two on the go. I'm excited to share details later down the line.

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This isn't the kind of thing I normally post but I wanted to share a few pictures from my trip to Barcelona last week.

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I don't really want a dev tool that needs me to dig through docs every time I need to use a new function. The App Advisor in Unstoppable Code is quietly useful for that. Ask where to set up a watcher, how a pipeline works, or what a setting does, and it answers inside the app.

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Headphone jack, removable battery or micro SD card. What one would you bring back?

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I'm torn between SD card and removable battery

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I've spent this week moving more of my workflows over to Unstoppable Code. Before, I was using Claude CLI for Remotion videos, ElevenLabs via browser for voiceovers, Claude desktop with skills for script writing and Claude CLI to work on a website. Now, I've moved all of these to Unstoppable Code. I'm working in one window and running tasks simultaneously in their own workspaces.

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I had a tonne of CSVs I couldn't face merging by hand, so I just handed the whole mess to an agent in Cowork. Unstoppable Code handled it well. I bet there's a load of other use cases like this I haven't spotted yet. Need to dig into those.

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I've been using Claude for most tasks for a while, but I've been back in ChatGPT a lot recently. Projects and browser use have come a long way. It's properly useful again.

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Introducing Pipelines in Unstoppable Code. For the repeatable work your team runs, make it once and run it over and over. ⚙️ Bundled presets out of the box, or build your own 🗣️ Describe what you want in plain language, the Pipeline Assistant writes the pipeline ⏰ Schedule them to run automatically. Set the cadence in plain language 🔒 Sensitive values stay in environment variables 🔁 Runs are durable and resumable One of the strongest ships out of the box: a multi-agent code review that reviews your code across multiple providers and hands back a report. 👇 Try it 👇

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Introducing Unstoppable Code! An agentic platform that runs AI coding agents in parallel, each in its own isolated worktree, and Cowork tools for everything else. Free to download and free to start using. 🧵⬇️

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For about a decade, a professional small business website cost $1,000 to $10,000. In 2026 that's still the agency quote. It priced out a lot of owners, who defaulted to a Facebook page and called it done. The floor just dropped to a sentence and a few minutes.

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The barrier was never that owners didn't want a site. 27% still don't have one in 2026. The barrier was the quote, the timeline, and not knowing where to start. Remove those and most of the reason to stay offline goes too.

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When a site on your own domain takes minutes instead of a five-figure quote and a month of waiting, "we'll get to it eventually" stops being a plan. We built AI Site Builder for exactly this. Sentence in, site out.

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