Theo Gregory

@tjmgregory.bsky.social

Ex-Head of Engineering turned agent worshipper 🙇‍♂️

Now have my v1 stood up on an incredibly important piece of my stack. Ingesting all my content and learning what works well, how I talk and when and why etc. Have so many uses for this all over the shop - will be a great foundational piece 🔥

Cannot stress how much this is my favourite thing at the moment Every morning I'm greeted by my personalised news podcast as I shower and get ready for the day. All ran on my box back at home, all news sources I choose, all me Having your own personal automation stack slaps 🤘

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I only discovered Black Parade by MCR in the past few weeks and I feel like I've unlocked a whole new British 90s kid identity I have listened every morning, without fail, and it just gets better and better

Finally thought I'd decided the app name, so was going to start the hunt for some testers, and the domain gets bought 3 days ago 😂😭 This is tortuuurreeeeeeeee Anyone fancy testing a yet unnamed, novel app to get you out your doom scrolls?

Definitely one of my favourite workflows at the minute is having claude watch the PR it's got open, ready to reply as comments land - and I can just scroll a long PR, commenting when I like, and just watching the commits pour in little by little

I've fallen back to thinking AIUP could be the answer again unifiedprocess.ai This time I'm taking a _much_ lighter aproach than in February. Let's see if there's a valuable line path here to automate the hell out of a software delivery... Anyone else wandered this path?

Getting Comet to automate long lists of tasks never gets old. - Setting up new social accounts - Asked claude for a list of 100 people I should follow based on all that it knows about me - "Comet go follow all these people" Done 😍

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I named my app "palseer" - and I built 50 fake people to tell me if the name was bad. They said it sounds like a disease 😷 So I spent a day testing whether the fake people could be trusted and had a hell of a lot of fun 😂

Loving my claude code setup at the moment Fable as my main chat, but being _incredibly_ strict that it's not allowed to do any work itself. Instead coordinate sub-agents and be certain they reach their aims Keeps context tight while parallelising and slicing work excellently