Brian Kang

Terminal Use (YC W26): Vercel for background agents. Terminal Use is hosting infrastructure for background agents that makes harness engineering easy. https://lnkd.in/gv99wN2t

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v1.1.0 is out for the Mobile Observability Plugin for Claude Code. Flutter support just shipped, along with three new vendor integrations. New vendor guides: → Firebase (Crashlytics, Analytics, Performance Monitoring, Remote Config) → OpenTelemetry (opentelemetry-swift v2.3.0, opentelemetry-android v1.0.0-rc.1) → Measure.sh (open source and self-hosted, for teams that need data sovereignty) New anti-pattern detection: localized strings in telemetry. Your crash groups shouldn't split by locale. "Erreur réseau" and "Network error" are the same bug. The plugin now catches this in Swift, Kotlin, TypeScript, and Dart before you ship it. What this plugin does: Run /instrument ios or /instrument flutter and Claude analyzes your codebase, finds the gaps, and generates a plan. No more guessing what to measure. Install it: claude plugin add calube/mobile-observability I also put together a demo video walking through how it works: https://lnkd.in/gheM77Zb Shoutout to James Sedlacek for open sourcing his Scrumdinger application 👏 Huge thank you for the feedback and support. It's been awesome to see 🫶

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As web developers, we're constantly looking for the "right" stack. We want modern DX (like TypeScript and hot-reloading) without sacrificing performance. This is where the combination of Astro and htmx truly shines. An excellent article by Jeffrey Huleatt makes a compelling case for why Astro should be considered the official meta-framework for htmx. Key takeaways: 🔹 Astro's "Pit of Success": It defaults to zero JS, which perfectly complements the htmx philosophy of enhancing HTML, not replacing it. 🔹 Simplified Endpoints: Astro's file-based routing makes creating API endpoints for htmx interactions incredibly simple and organized. 🔹 The Best of Both Worlds: You can use Astro's server islands and even sprinkle in React/Svelte components on the rare occasion you need client-side interactivity, all without breaking the "just write HTML" model. This pairing provides a powerful, fast, and enjoyable developer experience for building modern, full-stack applications. It's a pragmatic approach that's hard to ignore. You can read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gBb6AqB8 Have you tried this combination yet? I'd love to hear your thoughts. #Astro #htmx #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #Performance #Tech

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Proud of our team and how hard we have been working to create an API that enables AI agents to make purchases. We are getting closer to making universal checkout a reality, focusing on security, performance, and scale. If you are curious about how we are tackling this problem, you can read our white paper here 👇🏾 rye.com/whitepaper

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With coding agents it doesn't make sense not to have a software engineer on basically every team and every company now. The amount of leverage you can get with a single hire is tremendous.

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Worth a read. More or less mirrors my experience(s). https://lnkd.in/gvYRSFGC "Our research shows engineers can now work effectively across frontend, backend, databases, and infrastructure—areas where they may have previously lacked expertise—because AI fills in knowledge gaps while humans provide oversight and direction." #anthropic #claude

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