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by steipete 5mo ago
Peter here from OpenClaw. For context, here’s why our post reads the way it does: Boris from Claude Code said publicly on Twitter that CLI-style usage is allowed. We took that seriously and invested time building around that guidance. I eve
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by steipete 6mo ago
ofc it's software engineers.
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by steipete 6mo ago
Honestly that seems like total guesswork. There's a lot of FUD going around, or people running portscans and assuming just because they detect a gateway on a port, that they can connect to it. That’s not the case.
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by steipete 6mo ago
They both sponsor the OpenClaw Foundation and provide engineers to improve OpenClaw.
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by steipete 6mo ago
OpenClaw creator here. This was a privilege-escalation bug, but not "any random Telegram/Discord message can instantly own every OpenClaw instance." The root issue was an incomplete fix. The earlier advisory hardened the gate
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by steipete 7mo ago
Mario has a special place in the Clawtributor list. https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw#community
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by steipete 8mo ago
Funny timing. Written in 10 days just when this took off. https://clawd.bot/
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by steipete 11mo ago
Marketing for what? I didn't even link to what I'm building because I wanna ship it when it's ready.
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by steipete 11mo ago
(OP) You know if I link to a half-finished project, people would take it apart as many don't understand the nuance between crap and simply not done yet. But if you follow me on twitter it'll take you a few minutes to figure out. I
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by steipete 11mo ago
(OP) 1/3rd of the code is tests. There's an Expo app, two Tauri apps, a cli, a chrome extension. The admin part to help debug and test features is EXTREMELY detailed and around 40k LOC alone. To give some perspective to that numbe
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by steipete 11mo ago
OP: If you give the llm examples like https://react.dev/learn/you-might-not-need-an-effect , it does a farily good job at refactoring useEffecs. And yes refactoring sometimes re-introduces these, so it's not a perf
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by steipete 11mo ago
(OP) the current projec is closed source. If you look at my cli tools, that's pure slop, all I care is that it works, so reviewing that code for sure will show some weird stuff. Does it matter? It's a tool to fetch logs form a ser
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by steipete 11mo ago
tbh in the time where everyone uses AI to write articles, some typos and mistakes like that are helpful to show that it's human made.
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by steipete 11mo ago
(OP) I use atlas for database migrations, it works quite well with agents and has plenty guardrails around it.
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by steipete 1y ago
Been using that for a while, first Chinese model that works REALLY well! Also fascinating how they solved the issue that Claude expects a 200+k token model while GLM 4.5 has 128k.
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by steipete 1y ago
For that workflow, you might be happier with https://vibetunnel.sh .
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by steipete 1y ago
Bind to localhost (default) and share securely via Tailscale.
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vibetunnel - turn any browser into a terminal and command your agents on the go(github.com)
15 points by steipete 1y ago|2 comments
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Give Your AI Agents Supernatural Vision on macOS(peekaboo.dev)
4 points by steipete 1y ago|2 comments
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by steipete 1y ago
Peekaboo is a macOS-only MCP server that enables AI agents to capture screenshots of applications, or the entire system, with optional visual question answering through local or remote AI models. Without screenshots, agents debug blind—Peek
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by steipete 1y ago
Yeah, heavily tweaked. I'm playing around with AI, still my edits tho. You can see the work in the plenty PR commits. It's all open source. Writing that with prompts took longer than writing it myself tbh.
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by steipete 1y ago
Good thing we don't have to take everything literal in life and can appreciate a little exaggeration so people get curious :)
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by steipete 1y ago
All ~50 prompts would take you have an hour to read and wouldn’t bring across my point nearly as good.
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by steipete 1y ago
I worked about 4h on this and 50+ prompts. See the GitHub PR. In the end that’s not much different to iterating with a direct editor.
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by steipete 1y ago
See the footnote. If you use this then iPhone Mirroring is broken on current macOS. And I need that for my next project.
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by steipete 1y ago
tbh that one example isn’t the greatest, though yes, just talking about a topic without editor open is a refreshing change in how I usually write, so wanted to give it a go.
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by steipete 1y ago
No risk, no fun. I don’t run any critical website, everything I build is open source and verifiable. I’m my own boss. So, can do.
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by steipete 1y ago
I don’t get any money from them. There are no affiliate links anywhere. I’m just really enjoying what Claude Code can do.
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by steipete 1y ago
You can get pretty far with much less. See https://steipete.me/posts/2025/stop-overthinking-ai-subscrip...
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by steipete 1y ago
It took 50+ prompts to get it to this state. I’d say that counts as putting enough care into it to be my voice.

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