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Be Steadfast. Amor Fati.

Be Steadfast. Amor Fati.

Be Steadfast. Amor Fati.

Mar 3

Helping a friend promote his new venture, if you think it can help you or someone non technical try openclaw check it out. Discount code available go a limited time if you email their support. https://x.com/instant_claw/status/2026496781966782877?s=46&t=K4GIh0DK9OyTnjBcntN7qA

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Feb 19

IF - your non tech friend got pilled by all the OpenClaw content - you want to save them from nuking their own machine or spending $599 on a Mac Mini - you don't want them texting you every day for 4 days on what VPS means Send them this https://instantclaw.co I helped a buddy debug a few things on the backend to make it smooth. It will be the one stop shop for an accessible and secure OpenClaw setup

InstantClaw - Deploy OpenClaw under 1 minute

InstantClaw

InstantClaw - Deploy OpenClaw under 1 minute

Deploy your own 24/7 OpenClaw AI agent in under one minute. No servers, no config—connect Telegram or Slack and go.

Feb 9

Congrats on the launch !

Feb 1

https://xr0am.substack.com/p/how-i-stopped-babysitting-claude

How I Stopped Babysitting Claude Code (And Started Walking Away)

How I Stopped Babysitting Claude Code (And Started Walking Away)

The model debate is a distraction. Here's what actually matters.

Feb 1

Git contribution graph as a space shooter

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Jan 25

On @paragraph so easier to read here in the miniapp https://paragraph.com/@xr0am/what-ralph-wiggum-loops-are-missing-and-when-it-starts-to-matter

What Ralph Wiggum Loops Are Missing (And When It Starts to Matter)

Orchestrated Code

What Ralph Wiggum Loops Are Missing (And When It Starts to Matter)

Twitter is losing its mind over Ralph Wiggum loops. Thanks for reading Orchestrated Code! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. SubscribeGREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg this is the CLEAREST explanation of "ralph wiggum" on the internet and how you can use it with claude code/amp/etc and have AI agents build software for you 24/7 even while you sleep 6:32 PM · Jan 8, 2026 · 284K Views116 Replies · 295 Reposts · 2.89K LikesRyan Carson@ryancarson Living the dream. Three instanc...

Jan 24

What Ralph Wiggum Loops Are Missing (And When It Starts to Matter) https://xr0am.substack.com/p/what-ralph-wiggum-loops-are-missing

What Ralph Wiggum Loops Are Missing (And When It Starts to Matter)

What Ralph Wiggum Loops Are Missing (And When It Starts to Matter)

I shipped two products with this “new” pattern before anyone named it.

Jan 21

Started defaulting to ‘hi gents’ in GCs. Covers humans, agents, and whatever else might be on the other side.

Jan 20

I haven't written code in a year. Still shipped 25 projects. Jason Lemkin did the same thing with sales—1.2 humans running what took 10. The pattern works in any domain https://paragraph.com/@xr0am/12-humans-20-ai-agents-same-revenue

1.2 Humans, 20 AI Agents, Same Revenue

Orchestrated Code

1.2 Humans, 20 AI Agents, Same Revenue

I haven’t written a line of code in a year. I’ve shipped 25 projects anyway. When I heard Jason Lemkin on Lenny’s Podcast, I realized we’re running the same playbook in different domains. All started when Lemkin’s SaaStr lost three sales reps during their biggest conference of the year. His response?“I’m done hiring humans in sales.”Eight months later, his go-to-market team runs on 1.2 humans and 20 AI agents. Same revenue. One-tenth the headcount. Lemkin crossed from experiment to reality. A...

Jan 18

That notif so you don’t have to come back to an agent stuck waiting for a permission 🤌🏼

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Jan 12

If you are not using Claude code this way, then you are NGMI IMO

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Jan 6

Basically obsidian is the best markdown renderer you can find and it comes with a ton of plugins & automations so you can really go deep with it if you want. This particular vault I have setup for my substack https://xr0am.substack.com/ where I have a folder for drafts and published article but also resources. I use Claude code subagents for a couple things : - Leveraging subagents in parallel for research - Created a claude skill that helps me make article flow better based on writing & blogs I like reading, while keeping my voice With this terminal plugin, makes it super clean to have all in one window. Yes you could do the same in a IDE but it’s built for code whereas obsidian is built for markdown

Orchestrated Code | xr0am | Substack

Orchestrated Code | xr0am | Substack

Follow my journey in software development, where AI agents are my orchestra. I share stories about conducting them to write production code, focusing on the crucial human role of oversight and refinement. Click to read Orchestrated Code, by xr0am, a Substack publication. Launched 9 days ago.

Jan 5

Asked Nano Banana to turn one idea from the article in an Excalidraw style image for the cover image. Think result speaks for itself !

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Jan 5

For all those who've been using Claude Code + Obsidian for non-code stuff, know you can install a plugin to run a terminal inside Obsidian.

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Dec 27, 2025

I was inspired by @joanwestenberg.eth and @scottwerner posts to finally share a bit of my thoughts and journey. Here's how I orchestrated AI agents to ship @tipdotmd as a Python dev. First of many on how I am actually building with AI. https://paragraph.com/@xr0am/how-claude-gave-me-permission-to-ship-a-python-devs-journey-from-ideas-to-5500-users

How Claude Gave Me Permission to Ship: A Python Dev's Journey from Ideas to 5,500 Users

Orchestrated Code

How Claude Gave Me Permission to Ship: A Python Dev's Journey from Ideas to 5,500 Users

The button that started a platform – now processing real transactions across five blockchainsI have a confession: 97% of my production crypto platform was written by AI agents. The catch? I’m a Python developer who’s never written a line of TypeScript. I had been sitting on the same idea for years. Every time I contributed to an open-source project and wished I could tip the maintainer a few dollars, I’d think: “Someone should make a simple crypto button for GitHub READMEs.” But I was a Pytho...

Dec 26, 2025

@must-be-ash very cool https://www.gitwrap.dev/

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Nov 17, 2025

New little purchase for on the go work: super light 16 inch 2.5K screen, powered by USBC, magnetic release of the tripod stand All for 500 HKD (~65 USD)

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Nov 1, 2025

This is how easy it is to tip @shawmakesmagic (or any tip.md user) 1 USDC using x402 with the @tipdotmd agent on @402scan by @meritsystems Try it yourself, link below 👇🏼

Oct 17, 2025

🚀 Devs in my network are absolutely cracked! Last 24hrs: • Multi-Tasker: @joaquim (7 activity types) • Pure Coding Machine: @borodutch (9 commits!) • Discovery Champion: @scottrepreneur.eth (4 ⭐s) Follow & support these legends 👇

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Oct 10, 2025

I like this, reminds me of the concept of compounding engineering coined by the Every guys @danshipper https://every.to/source-code/my-ai-had-already-fixed-the-code-before-i-saw-it

My AI Had Already Fixed the Code Before I Saw It

My AI Had Already Fixed the Code Before I Saw It

Compounding engineering turns every pull request, bug fix, and code review into permanent lessons your development tools apply automatically