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Product/ivity guy. Serial entrepreneur. I tweet about productivity and geeky stuff. Creator of Thrive Tab. Co-host of the Bootstrap podcast. https://nitter.cf/t.co/0L0b3fOPWT

Joined April 2007
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One of my sites relies on a WordPress plugin that hasnโ€™t been updated in years. It's buggy and a security risk. Iโ€™d been putting off dealing with it forever. Today Claude and Muse fixed it in less than an hour:
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I told Claude what I specifically use the plugin for. It gave me a short code snippet that does exactly what I need. No plugin needed. Then I gave Muse access to my staging site to swap out the plugin for the new code and test everything.
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It ran the migration, removed the old plugin, and tested all the functionality (I made sure it tested the important things that needed to be checked). One less headache I need to deal with. What plugin on your site would you love to get rid of?
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The worst part of maintaining a WordPress site? Plugin updates. ๐Ÿคฎ I hate them so much that I let 30+ pile up for months. Today I finally found a way to stop dealing with that shit:
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The old way: clone to staging, update 1 or 2 plugins at a time (update five and one breaks the site, good luck finding which one), test, repeat. Document the order. Then do it all again on production. 2 days of work every time and a lot of praying.
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Then I thought why not let Muse do it? I gave Muse access to my staging site and let it run. It tested everything, including the edge cases I gave it, and even replaced an abandoned plugin with new code. Saved me 2 days of work every few weeks. How do you handle plugin updates?
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It would be fun if my agents yelled "parkour" while they did shit.
my AI agents after I give them full access and tell them to be careful
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This is quite remarkable. I'm creating an AI video editing system (for personal use) and it's looking like VoiceStudio is quite the contender for voice work, and and its entirely free. Here's the link to the repo github.com/debpalash/VoiceStโ€ฆ
ELEVENLABS IS F*CKED. i'm not exaggerating. GitHub just ended the paid voice AI business. 2 devs dropped VoiceStudio. 100% free. runs on YOUR machine. and in 6 months it hit 94,000 stars and #1 Repository Of The Day. look at what you get for $0: โ†’ clone a voice from ONE clean clip โ†’ dub any video in 646 languages โ†’ type "middle-aged british narrator, low pitch" โ†’ it builds the voice โ†’ full audiobooks, dictation, transcription โ†’ mac, windows, linux, android, iphone no cloud. no credits. no monthly bill. no GPU. you are paying a subscription for something a free repo does on your laptop. read that again. every creator still paying for voice AI in 2026 is getting milked. bookmark this NOW. send it to the one friend who keeps paying link in the comments ๐Ÿ‘‡
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This is jaw dropping. The implications of being able to render real-time graphics like this are enormous. From teaching, ad placement, live shopping, streaming, entertainment, video games, and on and on.
Today, we're shipping real-time graphics. Using Sol 6.1 Ultrafast we can generate custom overlays, diagrams, and even interactive 3D scenes right on a user's screen, no chat. It's a new visual interface for AI. Here's me learning about LLMs + hardware. Demo:
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A 15-second motion graphics intro. Music and all. 2 years ago: thousands of dollars and weeks of iterations. Claude: minutes, from one prompt. The exact steps how to create this ๐Ÿงต
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1. Tell Claude to install the brag skill from latent-spaces on GitHub. github.com/latent-spaces/braโ€ฆ 2. Give it this prompt: "Make a dynamic 15-second motion graphics intro video. Go all out."
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3. Wait a few minutes. It came back with the full video above, music included. You can then refine the video easily if you need small changes. I also used the same skill to create a longer explainer video. What would you make an intro video for?
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The Hence 4x4 board difficulty levels are also now much clearer. They ramp up through the week like the 6x6 except there are just 3 difficulty levels. cc: @ilan_peer
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I earned the Founding Month badge on Hence: I joined in its very first month. You still have time to earn it too! hencegame.com/?a=0vg41x9&n=Gโ€ฆ
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New version of Hence is live! The big new feature: badges! There are a ton of them, some are straightforward and a bunch that you will discover... Bring it on people... hencegame.com
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I started using Github Issues to manage development tasks since Claude Code can easily see them and document its changes. It was a bit cumbersome but yesterday I discovered that you can view them in a kanban board using a Github project. Much easier to see and manage.
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Now whenever I have an idea I add an issue, and Claude can pick it up directly from Github and work on it. It also adds its own issues there whenever I ask Claude directly to work on something.
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Just used Claude to edit a video using Davinci Resolve's MCP server. Worked like a charm. It found the best take by itself (had a long video file with many takes in it), edited it all to look seamless, and even edited the music to end on the exact beat that I wanted.
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All I did was load a project in Davinci and I gave Claude the name of a new video file to use, and just asked it to edit the new video using the loaded template. Saved me so much time and the result was 100% what I would have done myself.
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