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Why I’m building my own specialized agents
I feel like there’s so much waste right now when I’m using something like openclaw to do a very simple specific task. For example I’ll get it to “add a quote “ to my quote collection in Obsidian Or to “add an expense” to my bookkeeping system These should be specialized workflow-oriented agents. I think I could easily spin up an app with a pi backend system to do this. Might make it into a course. What do you think? Would you be interested? Also let me know if you have (a) advice or (b) questions
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What is your favorite coding agent?
I asked you about this when you signed up! ALSO please comment below: - WHAT one specifically? (if Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, etc..) - WHY is it your favorite? Thanks everyone, I'm really looking forward to seeing what people around the world are using
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0 likes • Jun 15
@Ed Zynda whats your own built on? Pi?
0 likes • 13d
@Kang Yang yeah it’s better than cursor as an agent, unless you are using composer model for cursor. Due to cheaper (subsidized) use of claude compared to cursor that incurs api costs directly
Should I learn Go, Neo Vim, and a split keyboard now?
Hey everyone! 👋 Context: I’m in my first month as a fullstack developer. At my current job, we’re working on a project with this stack: • Database: SQL Server • Backend: Node.js + Express • Frontend: React Native • All in TypeScript I don’t use Go at work, so everything I’m planning to learn will be outside of working hours. I’m planning to: 1. Learn Go 2. Learn Neo Vim 3. Learn typing on a split keyboard (Moonlander or Voyager) for more layers and productivity I chose this path because I think 1–1.5 years in, this combo will be a strong skill set. But I’m hesitant because of AI code generation, code writing isn’t that great yet, and I’m not sure if investing in a Moonlander/Voyager now is worth it. Question: Is it a good idea to go for this path (Go + Neo Vim + split keyboard) right now, or is it better to wait / focus on other things first? Please answer in bullet points covering: • Starting to learn Go • Starting to learn Neo Vim • Learning to type on a Moonlander or Voyager I’d really appreciate your take on whether this is a good thing to do or not!
1 like • 26d
Since you’re in your first month, I would focus on the skills that directly benefit your job and make sure that your being as effective as possible there As for the future looking beyond that point… - Go is a great language but it doesn’t seem like you are using it at your current job. Wouldnt it make more sense to just get better with Typescript? - Neovim is a great thing and you can learn it gradually over years. Spend an hour learning the basics (how to quit, type, move, etc) but I think it best to wait at least a few months (but maybe much longer) to start really investing in it -
1 like • 26d
Regarding the split keyboard. My honest take is to do one of two things 1. Wait until youre settled in at work and feeling like you want a new challenge 2. Buy it now but only use it for side protects at night or weekends. Dont let it affect your work productivity
What are you working on?
1) share what you’re building right now AND 2) post a photo of your workspace setup PS. If you’re working on multiple things then please share the one that’s most fun ;)
0 likes • Jun 15
@Julien Rollin this is cool. How much RAM do you need to run it on local models? Also, how do you handle updating the graph when there are changes to the code base?
1 like • 30d
@Julien Rollin so cool man! Great project
Are the weekly code-with-me Q&A sessions recorded anywhere?
I'm wondering if the coding sessions are recorded anywhere in case we can't make these sessions but are still interested in watching.
1 like • Jun 7
No I’m not recording them yet until I get my bearings! The sessions this month are free for all members so you should hop in if you’re free
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Alex Galea
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Creator of ZazenCodes | AI Engineer | M.Sc. Physics

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Joined May 13, 2026
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