Love how the @puzzmo.com team are building in public without making it performative.

Their Claude Code case study shows real work from building Puzzmo - game design prototypes, bug triage and more w/ inline chat examples: blog.puzzmo.com/posts/2025/...

Thanks for the great read @orta.io!

Agent also doing a good job maintaining game state (walls used) and getting the rules written out on the canvas.

Spent some of my Sunday experimenting with @tldraw.com's
agent to play Quoridor, one of my favorite board games.

It did a good job setting up the grid, pawns and wall count for each player and moving the pawn, but had a hard time not jumping over walls without additional prompting.

Justin Searls' (@searls.bsky.social) post on full-breadth developers is a powerful outline for how to do great work in software today.

If you work in software (especially R&D), read this.

The full post: ddltn.com/the-hands-on...

4/ reviewing the content and structure of this thread. yes, I used AI vision to review a thread about AI vision. it just works.

3/ a "tricky" CSS spacing issue (read: too lazy to learn tailwind syntax). Amp to the rescue.

2/ classic CSS div centering problem. @sourcegraph.com's Amp did a great job here from the visual reference.

1/ setting up domain redirects from cloudflare. I need to brush up on my devops, but in the meantime Claude 4 Sonnet gives great instructions from a screenshot.