Dagens Vibes — 8. juni 2026

Peter Steinberger 🦞@steipete

Here’s your monthly reminder that you shouldn’t be prompting coding agents anymore. You should be designing loops that prompt your agents.

Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav@reach_vb

You can do this directly in the Codex App: 1. Automations to run autonomous discovery and triage 2. Worktrees to work on isolated features 3. Skills to codify your project/ dev specific knowledge 4. Plugins/ Connectors to connect to tools that you work with 5. Sub-agents to ideate and verify work All of this with a simple markdown/ linear for state tracking is all you need! Bonus: you can distill this all in one thread and have it spin up projects/ threads as needed

dex@dexhorthy

been thinking about this a lot and grappling with the sheer breadth of the ai coding experience/skill spectrum Every time I see someone say “stop building the thing and instead build the thing that builds the thing” I eyeroll super hard at this engineers-playing-ant-farm slop cannon stuff And then I meet people who genuinely would benefit from steering at least 20% more in that direction, compared to their current “8 manually prompted tmux sessions on a VPS somewhere”

antirez@antirez

[blog] A new era for software testing: https://t.co/J52JqzKyfh

Mark Gurman@markgurman

Tim Cook has been intimately involved in Apple’s AI comeback and AI product direction since Apple Intelligence flopped and the new Siri was delayed. He’s never been this involved in product development and features as CEO. https://t.co/4hgg1PiTQp

Miles Cranmer@MilesCranmer

This is an insane paper and I love it https://t.co/DP8OR5NJf2 https://t.co/rl4Rmr0FhJ

Omar Sanseviero@osanseviero

Gemma 4 MTP just got officially merged into llama.cpp This means you can use Gemma 4 QAT + MTP for a lightweight + super fast setup. Excited to see what the community builds with it https://t.co/1te7tgdi2H