incredibly fun to build webapps and games with codex, entirely with natural language https://t.co/KPmzWArgHg
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) 18 avril 2026
incredibly fun to build webapps and games with codex, entirely with natural language

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incredibly fun to build webapps and games with codex, entirely with natural language https://t.co/KPmzWArgHg
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) 18 avril 2026
incredibly fun to build webapps and games with codex, entirely with natural language
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Yeah @Pokee_AI already includes X API included in its low price
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CodexBar 0.21 Abacus AI provider, Codex Pro $100 support, safer OpenAI web extras, fixed local cost scanning, z. ai 5h quotas, Antigravity/Cursor/Ollama fixes, faster refreshes, macOS 26 icon fix and more. The big issue with too much CPU usage was an OpenAI web fetch and is
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It's fun for everyone. And the nerds will build the apps for non nerds to use. You can easily build a map of your neighborhood and lay on top of it all sorts of stuff, like use my climate list to lay on top any severe weather coming toward your house.
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Then use @Pokee_AI — it already has X API built in. Or @NousResearch
's Hermes. Or whatever agentic harness you want to use (there are dozens of them to choose from).
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If you build an app that does something of value to yourself that's enough.
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You can access 𝕏 APi via @OpenClaw
. We’re trying to make it affordable without giving away the shop. Hopefully, this can be useful & fun
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Holy shit. Now everyone will be able to use their @OpenClaws and all the other agentic platforms to build apps on top of X. Here's the secret: build lists. Lists are how you build apps. The pattern: Build a list of your favorite football team. Or whatever you are into.

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Developers shouldn’t have to spin up infrastructure just to start building. In this webinar, engineers from Databricks and @cursor_ai walk through how to build and deploy a production-ready app without managing infrastructure. You’ll see how to work with serverless Postgres,
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Generative Design Meets Metal #3D Printing: One Click Metal’s #Drone Frame Takes Flight
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 18 avril 2026
via @WevolverApp
#3Dprinted #Technology #Innovation #EmergingTech #TechForGood pic.twitter.com/K2U8nRRRVQ
Generative Design Meets Metal #3D Printing: One Click Metal’s #Drone Frame Takes Flight
via @WevolverApp #3Dprinted #Technology #Innovation #EmergingTech #TechForGood