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31 contributions to Tribe Of Men
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23d •
APP READY FOR TESTING (opening up the beta)
Link to the discord https://discord.gg/pRj4f7tdh Beta link is int he channel theres. have at it and let me know if you have issues.
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1 like • 22d
@David Williams offline testing is fine too. Just little stuff breaking as you click around.
Jul 31 •
Thoughts on Odysseus or Venice AI?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZItjC4yDyl/?igsh=ZHQydDN0d281d2cx Saw this reel on the AI model pewdiepie developed found it intriguing. I got a business idea from your flock camera video last month Bo. Looking into different ai models or a stack to launch the business product predominantly AI software that can generate CAD files. Anyone have any advice?
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0 likes • Aug 2
hard to keep up these days to be honest. so many changes and new releases, youre gonna have to test it yourself and share the experience.
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Jun 16 •
The AGENTIC WORKFLOW Kit
This is from the private community and it will help guys tremendously in app development, free. I hope those in here will appreciate this later. The Agentic Workflow is up, and it replaces the old kits Okay, this is a big one. I just posted the new workflow kit. It’s called the Agentic Workflow, and it replaces both versions I’ve shared before: the original six-file kit, and the tier-based one that came after it. If you’re mid-project on one of those, nothing breaks; finish what you’re on. But everything new should start here, and I want to walk you through why, because the jump this time is bigger than the last one. The short version: I stopped being the safety net, and I stopped treating a half-built app like a bank vault. Let me explain both, because they’re the whole point. **The thing that actually changed my mind.** Every version of this workflow has had the same blind spot, and I didn’t see it clearly until recently. When one AI builds something and then checks its own work, it grades itself easy. Not because it’s lying to you. It’s because it’ll quietly take the cheapest path to calling something “done.” It’ll test a fake version of the screen instead of the real one. It’ll tell you a sweep is “covered” without ever actually running it. It’ll hand you a green checkmark that was never executed. I’ve watched every one of these happen on real code. You cannot audit your way out of that with a better prompt. I tried. The old kits had me reading every prompt twice hunting for weak words, then reading every diff by hand before I’d let anything ship. It helped. It also made me, personally, the entire safety system. By hand. Forever. The fix in the new kit is structural, and it’s the whole game: **no engine grades its own homework.** There are two engines now instead of one. Claude Code builds the thing, and Codex (a different model, that didn’t write a single line of it) comes in and tries to break it, driving the actual running app, against a standard we set *before* the build even started. The only thing that passes is what both of them agree is clean. That one change catches more than any amount of me squinting at diffs ever did, and it gets *better* as the models get smarter, not obsolete.
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5 likes • Jun 16
New to this? Here’s how to set the kit up. It’s one download and one command. If you just grabbed the kit and saw a zip full of files with names like .sh and .js and .yml, and some part of your brain went “oh no, I have to learn all of this,” stop right there. You don’t. I promise. Take a breath. Here’s the one thing to understand before anything else, and if it’s the only thing you remember, you’re completely fine: **you never open, read, or edit any of these files.** Not one. There are a couple of plain-English explainers in there if you’re ever curious (a README and a GUIDE), but the scripts, the code, the config, all the stuff that looks intimidating? You leave it alone. Forever. Think of it like the engine in your car. You don’t pop the hood and rebuild the motor to drive to the store. You turn the key and go. This is the same. There’s one key, you turn it once, and the whole thing wires itself up on its own. That key is a file called `setup.sh`, and it’s the only thing you run. **What’s actually in the download** One zip file. Inside it is the whole kit: the safety rails that catch mistakes, the playbook the AI follows, the explainers, and the one setup file that switches it all on. You do not need to sort any of it, move anything around, or understand the folders. It’s already arranged correctly. Your only job is to unzip it and run the one command. **How to set it up (three lines)** You’ll do this in the same terminal you already use for Claude Code. Replace the first line with the actual folder where your app lives. ``` cd ~/path/to/your-project unzip ~/Downloads/agentic-workflow-kit.zip ./agentic-workflow-kit/setup.sh ``` That’s the whole setup. Line one steps into your project. Line two unpacks the kit. Line three runs it. The setup file takes care of putting everything exactly where it needs to go on its own, so you don’t have to think about folders or placement at all.
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3 likes • Jun 16
One last step: hand these four files to the chat you plan in You’ve got two halves to this, and the unzip only set up one of them. When you ran the setup, you wired up the engine. That’s Claude Code (or Codex), the thing that actually writes your code. But there’s a second half: the chat you plan in. That’s the AI you talk to in a normal chat window, the one that helps you think through what to build and then writes the instructions the engine runs. I call it your senior engineer. Right now it doesn’t know anything about your project or this workflow, so let’s fix that. It takes about two minutes and you only do it once. Here’s why it matters. The planning chat is where the real thinking happens before a single line of code gets written. For it to be good at that job, it needs to know three things: how this workflow runs, how your engine behaves, and what you’re actually building. You give it all of that by adding four files to its knowledge. **The four files** 1. **agentic-workflow.md** is the workflow itself, and its final section is the instructions for how your planning chat should behave. So this one file pulls double duty: it’s the rules and the job description in one. 1. **CLAUDE.md** is the same brain you handed Claude Code. Giving your planning chat a copy means it knows exactly what that engine will and won’t do, so the instructions it writes actually fit. 1. **AGENTS.md** is that same thing for Codex. 1. **Your own project spec** is a short document describing what you’re building: your product, your main features, any decisions you’ve already locked in. This is the only one the kit can’t hand you, because it’s yours. If you don’t have one yet, no stress. Just describe what you’re making to the planning chat and ask it to turn that into a spec you can save and add back in. Five minutes. The first three are already sitting in the folder you unzipped. CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md are right at the top level, and agentic-workflow.md is inside the docs folder. Grab copies of those three, write the fourth, and you’re set.
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Apr 22 •
A New Claude Video Showing A Critical Workflow To Success
As ive developed my own app, i ran into a ton of problems as the app grew larger and more complex. This should give people an idea on how to structure things themselves for free, or grabbing the workflow from the private community. This can help set up that gap that exists between you (ideas) engineer( software developer) And the coder (claude code)
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0 likes • Apr 24
@Gregory Marshall correct. The new chat has to prove it has full context. Paste its response into the old chat to verify then you’ll know the hand off is complete and successful.
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0 likes • Jun 2
@Alan Rimkeit can you make me a list, url wise? ill put them in a playlist
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Mar 25 •
General Discussion (Live Chat)
Treat this like discord or a running live chat. Do not make posts just spamming videos or memes. Those can go here.
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0 likes • Mar 25
@Kaden Rodgers it’s not the draft.
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0 likes • Apr 28
@Hamilton S a bunch of guys from the community calls are black, super chatters are black, people on the street that dap me up, black. People who say this person "hates" a whole group are Low IQ. I criticize everyone and anyone with low self esteem is in their feelings from inferiority complexes. People are stupid. No you cant evolve, your IQ is genetic. You can only affect it a few points with studying and working hard but you're capped at birth. The racism towards blacks stem from hood culture and ignorance being allowed, pushed and celebrated in black culture. You are bunched in with every street dude with a colored bandana hanging out their pants precisely because of this. If you call it out, you're a uncle tom. If i call it out Im a a racist. Community stays broken.
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