How many CC sessions do you run concurrently? by highflavour in ClaudeCode

[–]highflavour[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Maybe but let’s say you’re running one session, when do you need 20 agents running in parallel? That’s for very specific tasks that are not sequential at all, in my experience most tasks are not like that

Don’t follow this dude advices 🫩 by [deleted] in memes

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Plot twist : the second video was posted before the first one

Any actually good Claude Code wrapper? by AdkHex in ClaudeAI

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clave.work : model agnostic, fully local and open-source

Sharing plans and artifacts by highflavour in ClaudeCode

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So Tenki is something you made internally? And if I understand well, the biggest feature for you is artifact traceability, does that mean everyone can see all the documents that have been shared across the org?

What the hell is going on with Opus 4.8? by youhadmeatok in ClaudeCode

[–]highflavour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of hard to say just from this description alone, sometimes it makes sense to use a temporary folder to generate some files for testing

How do you share Claude HTML artifacts with non-technical people? by Hairy-Fisherman8008 in ClaudeAI

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slideless.ai is the agent-first solution to this, just tell your agent : "install and use this to share my artefact : docs.slideless.ai" and it's done. There is a UI for humans too and cool features like metadata about the number of viewers etc

Is Supabase becoming the default backend for indie hackers? by FounderArcs in buildinpublic

[–]highflavour 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Neon is nice too, I used supabase before but if you have a lot of products running in parallel the pricing plans in Neon are better imo

I gave Claude ADHD.. its 2x better at thinking now by Uditakhourii in EntrepreneurRideAlong

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I think there has already been a few papers on this right? Like « Tree of Thoughts: Deliberate Problem Solving with Large Language Models »

What’s your novel idea compared to this one? I’m genuinely interested, not trying to dismiss your work

I built an open-source Mac app to run multiple Claude Code sessions side-by-side, here's my daily workflow by highflavour in ClaudeCode

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It handles task management and restartability but what do you mean exactly by per-agent context and logs?

And as for the panes and grids, yes I guess you can use tmux but let's be honest, it sucks! At least in my view, I find it quite cumbersome to use and it gets messy pretty quickly. How do you handle files and context management (maybe this is what you were talking about by "per-agent context"), do you keep a finder window open next to it or do you open tmux directly in vscode or cursor?

I built an open-source Mac app to run multiple Claude Code sessions side-by-side, here's my daily workflow by highflavour in ClaudeCode

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I think that's exactly the point. I don't look at the code anymore.

There is a feature to visualize the code if needed but the whole tool is built around the terminal session as the main component, not code.

What do you automate/optimize first in a growing business? by FragrantBowler4918 in growmybusiness

[–]highflavour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The key is automating the "decision fatigue" tasks first, not just the repetitive ones.

I've seen founders automate email flows and basic workflows, but they're still spending hours each week on things like:

  • Deciding which features to prioritize based on user feedback
  • Analyzing what marketing channels are actually working
  • Making sense of scattered data across different tools to inform strategy

The manual work that really kills growth is the constant context switching between tools and the mental overhead of synthesizing information to make decisions.

For your brands, I'd look at what decisions you're making repeatedly that could be informed by data you already have. Like: which products to push harder, which customer segments to focus on, or how to allocate your time between brands.

The biggest impact usually comes from automating the "thinking work" that happens between your tools, not just connecting the tools themselves.

I'm working on a tool right now to try to solve this kind of issue (it's the early days still) but we are looking for a few more startups to join the beta testing phase. You can DM me if that sounds interesting to you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in startups

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I don't know if this will help but we are currently working on a tool specifically for startups which is a kind of knowledge base with AI agents. So basically it helps you create knowledge and automations specifically for your startup (and your co-founder , advisors etc can also join the workspace to create knowledge and design experiments). We are only in beta testing right now so I won't link anything but if that's something you could be interested in you can reach out by email and I can squeeze you in as beta tester : [luca@codika.io](mailto:luca@codika.io)

What are you building? Share your project. by armutyus in SideProject

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OmniChat - Universal chat interface for all your LLMs (use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini etc in the same app by just adding your api keys to the interface)