Lee Barry

The 150ms ping is a killer when areas are crowded it’s fine when there’s not a billion people in the starting zones lol

Eu servers or id play with ya

i signed up ages ago but still no luck

@elonmusk stated it’s just compressed air that’s not harmful nor does it contain carbon ….

Ps ignore them Man U do amazing work and it’s very gratefully received

To whoever this was fuck you Ellesmere is the best thing to hit wow since weak auras I help maintain a very popular wow forever mod that I won’t name for free I add features when they would indeed benefit the masses but with attitudes like this why should I bother Why should Ellesmere .. Devs cost a fortune .. you want our skills that we give freely and want to take an attitude il implement your festure for you no problem for £350 an hour

Retire

Arch hands down

Good point

Doing a huge architectural upgrade converting everything to herdr instead of tmux for more optimisation stay tuned

I’d trust anyone or anything to do a better job than politicians Hallucinations are not the same as lies propaganda and mis information

About 3 days And I’m building a legal firm SaaS A uk healthcare CRM Agent stack A command and conquer style game And a training academy system And a transport management CRM with live GPS tracking of the fleet

I have that running but I mostly interact with slack to be honest with u I send instructions via slack this tui although I monitor from here for stuck agents or things that are blocked or waiting on me it works for me and helps keep my adhd under control

Once I read all the docs I understood and applied all my knowledge and experience into a workflow that simply works for me il Continue to push PRs

Its all controlled via the rigs which are fully controllable by you you tell it what workflow you want and it will update or replace my default one similar to your firstmate

yes sir. i had it peaked at over 120

if this is true give me ultra already

wonder how many of those are from me.....

My Agentic Software Factory Toolkit I turned one Linux machine into a software team of AI agents, and this is how I watch it work. agent-stack runs ~70 Claude Code and Codex sessions as real teams, one per project: a lead, an architect, builders, test authors, reviewers, QA and an integrator, all coordinated by OpenRig over a durable work queue. Every change goes the same way: → tests are written first and locked before any code → an agent builds it → a reviewer from the OTHER AI model family checks it → QA tests it → a merge gate decides "merge or hold" on that exact commit → a fresh agent then uses the feature end to end, like a person would rig-console (in the video) is mission control: who's working, idle or stuck (always with the reason), work flowing through the pipeline per team, any agent's live terminal, model quotas and system health. Read-only, about 1% of one core. Open source, with a demo mode you can run without a fleet: github.com/korallis/agent-st… utalises OpenRig and maintains upstream and builds ontop of it.