Starting hacking on an AI Agent orchestration tool (for myself).
Decided to build it in Rust (because why not), and holy cow: the entire CI run takes ~40 seconds, and most of that is setting up the toolchain.
github.com/chrisbanes/e...
After becoming infuriated by Codex (the tool) lately, I've switched to @mariozechner.at's `Pi` and it's like a breathe of fresh air 🧘
All of the stuff I actually use, it's super fast, and most importantly it doesn't constantly ask permission to run `git`
shittycodingagent.ai
✨ ChromaDial is a new #ComposeMultiplatform library that enables you to create beautiful Dials for your #JetpackCompose app
Its API is similar to the Slider, but instead works in degrees
Just pass in and set the degree state
#buildinpublic
💠 Haze 2.0-alpha01 is out!
This is a big release, splitting Haze up into layers, with the goal of enabling pluggable visual effects.
Let me know what you think!
chrisbanes.me/posts/haze-2...
🤖 I've just open-sourced a new set of skills, covering Kotlin, Compose and Android development.
Very early days, but it covers a lot of things which crop up in code review regularly.
github.com/chrisbanes/s...
This is opposed to Gradle + KMP builds (with iOS) which takes 15 mins, at a _minimum_.
Hunting down Jetpack Compose recomposition issues manually is a huge time sink
I’ve spent the past few weeks using @mmckenna.me’s Dejavu to simplify this:
- Write Dejavu tests to establish a baseline
- Tell the agent to hunt for issues and A/B fixes
- Profit
