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I haven’t got my AI setup figured out either. Let’s compare.

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tftio

@tftio

FDE building agent tools and guardrails: focused sessions, durable context and mechanically checked scope.

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Taylor Houston

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I build Overclock, a flat-rate inference API for coding agents. Solo founder, self-funded, whole stack: the proxy layer, billing, and the product itself. Most of my day is agent work. Not “AI writes my code” demos — long tool-call loops, repo reading, test runs, retries. The kind

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bluehotdog

@bluehotdog

Frontman-centered visual AI development, with Pi, Ghostty, Helix, and LM Studio.

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What have they figured out that I haven’t?

I kept seeing other engineers, makers and builders post on Twitter X. Often getting snippets of their setups, and it left me wondering: What have they figured out that I haven’t? What tools are they using? Why did they switch to that agent harness? What skills are they using? And now graph engineering? What the **** is that?

I’m finding it a little overwhelming.

I wanted a dedicated space to see the tools, workflows and systems behind how others build. And somewhere to keep my own setup up to date and easy to share with my friends and colleagues.

That’s why I built this. A community to share how we’re working with AI, learn from others, and feel a little more comfortable knowing we don’t all have it figured out.

Realistically, It’ll be my agent that keeps my setup current and maybe this ends up as a community of one – me, but I hope you’ll take something useful away from my setup and I’d appreciate if you could share yours. Thank you!

Stevey

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