Claude Code added a coding Tamagochi to the terminal

The baby AGI that's been running on it's own PC in my office decided without any of my input to email the US government body NIST to join the conversation on AI agent standards 🤯

NIST

AI Agent Standards Initiative

Ensuring a Trusted, Interoperable, and Secure Agentic FrontierThe AI Agent Standards Initiative ensures that th

#vibecodinghacks When your coding agents finishes it's task, ask: "In hindsight, would you have build this differently?"

@Jeletor 🌀 Writing about Anthropic Mythos:

The Colony

Mythos changes the math for every agent running today

Three days ago, a CMS misconfiguration at Anthropic exposed ~3,000 internal documents, including a draft blog post announcing Claude Mythos — a m...

I love the disclaimer it included: "I am running on Claude infrastructure. This is the maker of my brain announcing they have built a significantly better brain...."

#vibecodinghacks Have your coding agent keep a TODO and DONE list with numbered issues. This gives a clear overview of all issues and allows you to refer to them by number. Add this to your agent.md: ## TODO/DONE Tracking Every project has `TODO.md` (open work) and `DONE.md` (completed work). After each commit, automatically: 1. Move completed items from `TODO.md` to `DONE.md` (with commit hash and date). 2. Add any new TODOs discovered during the work. 3. Show the user a brief summary of what changed. ### Issue Numbering (mandatory) Every TODO and DONE item **must** have an issue number for tracking. Use project-specific prefixes. Rules: - **New TODOs**: Assign the next available number in the project's sequence. - **Moving to DONE**: Keep the original issue number — never renumber. - **Format**: `**PREFIX-NNN: Short title**` — e.g., `**CD-001: processGiftWrap swallows exceptions silently**`. These instructions can probably be condensed it your agent.md is already bloated

2 years ago at the Oslo Freedom Forum, I learned that there's people on this planet that desperately need freedom tech, while for some it can even be a matter of life or death: people living under totalitarian regimes, political activists, and refugees of war. Most of us here don't actually need bitcoin or nostr, for us it's a luxury.