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DevTalks Ep. 3: Autonomous Coding with Cline
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DevTalks Ep. 3 Autonomous coding with @cline
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ABB’s AI Copilot Resolves 80% Faults via QR Documentation
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David Lincoln at ABB walked me through how they spent three years tuning their AI copilot on Microsoft AI Foundry to answer only from ABB's own device documentation. No guesses. No hallucination risk. That is why 80% of faults get resolved from a QR scan. #abb_ai pic.twitter.com/NmYMbUFC4n
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 28 avril 2026David Lincoln at ABB walked me through how they spent three years tuning their AI copilot on Microsoft AI Foundry to answer only from ABB's own device documentation. No guesses. No hallucination risk. That is why 80% of faults get resolved from a QR scan. #abb_ai
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1959 Harper’s on Factory Automation and Artisanal Skill Loss
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On the subject of old-timey views of automation, this piece, from a 1959 issue of Harpers, laments the loss of artisanal skills amid the rise of factory automation. Many of the displaced workers mentioned in the piece of course moved on to office work.
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How Listen Builds System of AI Agents Subagents
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ListenLabs Agents Analyze Conversations Building Custom Data Tables
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At @ListenLabs, agents analyze data from conversations by building their own tables — adding columns like "user sentiment," filling in values automatically, then charting the results.
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, agents analyze data from conversations by building their own tables — adding columns like "user sentiment," filling in values automatically, then charting the results. Co-Founder & CTO @florian_jue runs through how this works on the Max Agency podcast hosted by -
Codex Automates Developer Workflows and Pull Request Management
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For developers, Codex can keep PR work moving: investigate feedback, make edits, run checks, and babysit CI until the work is actually ready pic.twitter.com/yu22YhPczI
— Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav (@reach_vb) 28 avril 2026For developers, Codex can keep PR work moving: investigate feedback, make edits, run checks, and babysit CI until the work is actually ready
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Codex Automations Enable Persistent Follow-ups and Recurring Workflows
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Automations and follow-ups make Codex useful after the first response
— Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav (@reach_vb) 28 avril 2026
Ask it to keep an eye on something, come back later, or continue a recurring workflow in the same thread pic.twitter.com/ryvFK1W9GJAutomations and follow-ups make Codex useful after the first response Ask it to keep an eye on something, come back later, or continue a recurring workflow in the same thread
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Codex Computer Use on macOS: AI Automation Beyond CLI
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Computer use on macOS lets Codex operate apps in the background: see, click, type, and validate workflows outside the terminal
— Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav (@reach_vb) 28 avril 2026
Useful when the task crosses into desktop apps, settings, simulators, or anything a CLI can't reach pic.twitter.com/XUo0s7COM8Computer use on macOS lets Codex operate apps in the background: see, click, type, and validate workflows outside the terminal Useful when the task crosses into desktop apps, settings, simulators, or anything a CLI can't reach
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Codex Advances Toward General-Purpose Work Agent Capabilities
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Over the last two weeks, Codex got a lot closer to a general work agent
— Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav (@reach_vb) 28 avril 2026
It can now use more of your computer, inspect what it builds, create richer artifacts, and keep longer-running work moving pic.twitter.com/3xJa6K9ArLOver the last two weeks, Codex got a lot closer to a general work agent It can now use more of your computer, inspect what it builds, create richer artifacts, and keep longer-running work moving