RunMaestro.ai

Cross-provider skill + CLI so Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents can use @typesafeai's JEV decision model: gist.github.com/pedramamini/…

Weekend art project. Inspired by a music compilation my brother shared with me. There's dozens of knobs to play with and a slew of keyboard triggers. You can also interact via voice keywords or full blown agentic chat. If you ask for something that's not currently possible, an issue will be made on the Github, and once approved, @RunMaestroAI will automatically build and deploy the new feature. Notifying you via email to come back. An open source living art piece: hermanosamini.com

Awesome research... with content like this, where one needs to pull on a thread and dive into a paper, I always delegate to my agents, especially since @RunMaestroAI excels at visual first explanation. Screenshot from the start of my agents response and here's the complete response in a Gist: gist.github.com/pedramamini/…

Using a different model for development than for review has always made logical sense to me, great to see some actual tangible research and numbers to back up that instinct. Detailed blog from @greptile: greptile.com/blog/model-inve… Which, side note. Huge fan of Greptile, they are very generous with supporting open source. In my particular case with @RunMaestroAI.

A month ago in May I was invited by my college friend Alex Hessler to join him in a vibe coding hackathon in Portland produced by @codetv_dev. First time visiting, had a glorious time. Meeting and working with Jon Irvine, our third teammate was in and of itself an absolute joy. The production quality and professionalism from Jason Lengstorf and staff was admirable. I generally take interest in the Bushido of others and it felt great to be surrounded by such a variety of artisans. Our human competitors were fun, thank you to Shariq Hirani, Braydon Coyer, and Devyn for the friendly banter and knowledge transfer. Our bot competitors, Replay.io and founder Brian Hackett was knowledgeable, friendly, humble. His product helped us achieve our goal. Overall, the day was just a blast. Like many of my colleagues I've been absolutely enthralled with GenAI. I attend local meetups, gather with colleagues in a variety of group chats, contribute to the ecosystem by way of, my favorite tool, @RunMaestroAI . The opportunity to showcase my acquired capabilities was immediately enticing. We had 6 hours to produce a product, our team was prepared with a gameplan involving a variety of tools. Our goal... to set an aspirational bar that would not be surpassed for some time. I am proud to say we accomplished that vision. If you're curious to dive deeper, check out the following resources: The YouTube Episode: youtube.com/watch?v=JP-NoMVi… A Walkthrough of our Submission: youtube.com/watch?v=xcix53FQ… Technical Deep Dive Blog: pedsidian.pedramamini.com/Cl…

Upgrade yourself experience by running Claude under a beautiful desktop experience. Free, open source: runmaestro.ai

The Mozilla 0DIN.ai team just published my guest blog post on the art of unattended AI coding sessions. I cover some of the history before taking a dive into Maestro, an open source app with an active community of over 200 Discord users and over 2,300 stars as of this time of writing. In the piece, I explore how to move past "babysitting" AI. Showing how persistent iteration beats one-shot perfection, and how we’ve managed to push unattended runtimes from hours to days. If you’re interested in understanding the pillars of autonomous automation, check out the full post here: 0din.ai/blog/while-true-the-…

Sounds good: github.com/RunMaestro/Maestr…

I intend on finding the time to record more videos showcasing how I use RunMaestro.ai ... but in the meantime, perhaps these responses to some questions from the community provide inspirational value to others: share.note.sx/vg4cvde7#lGlIS…