15:[[49388753,{"by":"chandramoulyKK","descendants":3,"id":49388753,"kids":[49388906],"score":5,"text":"Repo URL: https://github.com/ticketry-hq/ticketry

Ticketry helps you execute a coding workflow using terminal agents.\nWe run coding agents on tmux-based durable terminals.\nEach idea you have can be written down, and we take it through grilling, speccing, splitting it into tickets, implementation, and review.\nThe workflow is based on Matt Pocock's workflow.

Please have tmux installed for the terminal to work. Also go into your privacy settings and say "open anyway". I haven't signed it yet.

Note: This is not a collaboration effort with Matt; it is just uses the skills.","time":1787322716,"title":"Show HN: A coding-agent workbench built around Matt Pocock's coding workflow","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/ticketry-hq/ticketry-downloads/releases/download/0.2.0/Ticketry_0.2.0_aarch64.dmg"}],[49367081,{"by":"rmn_tnc","descendants":5,"id":49367081,"kids":[49367333,49388808,49367164,49369250,49367231],"score":2,"text":"I want to discuss how can we implement everything on terminal.","time":1787172684,"title":"Everything at the CLI","type":"story"}],[49387504,{"by":"arbayi","descendants":1,"id":49387504,"kids":[49388677,49388668,49388769],"score":6,"time":1787317499,"title":"Show HN: Agent Office (Slack for AI Agents) – Similar to Grok Bot but older","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/baturyilmaz/agent-office"}],[49375869,{"by":"mathieu_aithos","descendants":1,"id":49375869,"kids":[49388597,49376876,49377649],"score":3,"text":"When your technical founder, prospection and talking to clients is pain.

With AI we have tentation of automating everything.

Linkedin or other social medias and letting AI do everything.

Problem is that it is also painfull to automate because of anti-bot protections, and services that do it are not enough good (i think).

But also that you go a little bit far from discovering your potential clients.

What do you think about it?","time":1787239080,"title":"Ask HN: Do you automate your prospection or doing hand made?","type":"story"}],[49376072,{"by":"seeking_gruntle","descendants":14,"id":49376072,"kids":[49376091,49376613,49378415,49378520,49376170,49389643,49376092,49388552,49376745,49387717,49380891],"score":7,"text":"When I was a much more junior techie I would apply for management roles in my company only to be told that I needed more experience and to upgrade my credentials. Years later I have certifications, a graduate degree and have advanced through the technical ranks. Now when I apply to management roles I am told that they are looking for a fresh perspective after hiring junior to intermediate applicants into the roles.

I am not an isolated example at my work and as a result we have lost some excellent talent. Is this happening at other companies or is mine an outlier?

Outside of this problem I really like where I work and the people that I work with but I feel that I may need to move on if I want to advance my career. I can't think of a way to address this problem with the higher ups without torching my future further.","time":1787239943,"title":"Ask HN: No Path from Techie to Management?","type":"story"}],[49386935,{"by":"gepeto666","descendants":2,"id":49386935,"kids":[49387310,49388506],"score":1,"time":1787314448,"title":"Tell HN: US LLM models are smarter outside US working hours","type":"story"}],[49387714,{"by":"mukundzha6","descendants":9,"id":49387714,"kids":[49394475,49387900,49388485,49387892,49387914],"score":2,"text":"What tool do you think was better before it became widely used?

What changed? More features, more complexity, worse defaults, enterprise stuff, etc.

And did you switch to something else, or just keep using it?

Interested in specific examples rather than “everything was better before.”","time":1787318579,"title":"Ask HN: Which developer tool got worse as it became popular?","type":"story"}],[49388293,{"by":"delduca","descendants":7,"id":49388293,"kids":[49388307,49388599,49388466,49388386,49388359,49388303,49388318],"score":11,"text":"Connection closed by 4.228.31.150 port 22","time":1787321220,"title":"Ask HN: Is GitHub Down Again?","type":"story"}],[49376007,{"by":"Gshaheen","descendants":6,"id":49376007,"kids":[49376139,49376035,49388452,49377156,49376087,49376822],"score":7,"text":"Spreadsheets became and still are prolific for individuals and teams to create simple “apps.”

I wonder how much of that is moving over to things like cowork or codex type apps.

Personally, and anecdotally, my spreadsheet use has dropped immensely since starting to use these tools.

Thoughts?","time":1787239604,"title":"Ask HN: Is AI the New Spreadsheet?","type":"story"}],[49388044,{"by":"roschdal","descendants":3,"id":49388044,"kids":[49388450,49389031,49388276],"score":4,"time":1787320196,"title":"Ask HN: What do you think of the Intel stock now?","type":"story"}],[49386529,{"by":"hackerstest","descendants":4,"id":49386529,"kids":[49387645,49401830,49388205,49403478,49403468,49426269,49397516,49395983],"score":6,"text":"I keep starting side projects that go on for months, and my notes end up scattered between a text file, a couple of markdown docs, and whatever I remembered to write down.

Curious how others handle this — do you keep everything in one place, or does it not matter as long as you write it down somewhere?","time":1787311720,"title":"Ask HN: How do you keep notes organized across long-running side projects?","type":"story"}],[49375996,{"by":"Bluestein","descendants":299,"id":49375996,"kids":[49376834,49376688,49376257,49377079,49381769,49376319,49377637,49376661,49381879,49376806,49376568,49376503,49385881,49380162,49381871,49384135,49376629,49376566,49378566,49376262,49388230,49376570,49377481,49387290,49383313,49377529,49377430,49384403,49378833,49376817,49380543,49385951,49380495,49384766,49378298,49386563,49404463,49376792,49376984,49377699,49382539,49376231,49383812,49380836,49388015,49379363,49382871,49376797,49379578,49376452,49377104,49377583,49376993,49385946,49377546,49376713,49384635,49377697,49388108,49376883,49385513,49387916,49376757,49379163,49377030,49376590,49385114,49376360,49376887,49385092,49385675],"score":305,"time":1787239562,"title":"Vomit: Clean up Claude 5's token output with a separate LLM","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/zachahn/vomit"}],[49378768,{"by":"danielvaughn","descendants":210,"id":49378768,"kids":[49380334,49380127,49379897,49379090,49379238,49380663,49380583,49384161,49384328,49380389,49386335,49380375,49384982,49382259,49383479,49381436,49381774,49379641,49379153,49379928,49380794,49382488,49380108,49384241,49385806,49387372,49379510,49386789,49380350,49380377,49380325,49394927,49380448,49387624,49385240,49380326,49380357,49380478,49381184,49380601,49379122,49383434,49380055,49380981,49381528,49379070,49379149,49380392,49380134,49387234,49383916,49382654,49380317,49386506,49382095,49380260,49380405,49380761,49380508,49380570,49379774,49380549,49387473,49385025,49379668,49380437,49381943,49380378,49382701,49381492,49385570,49380565,49386413,49381764,49382830,49380408,49379926,49380381,49380857,49379965,49386931,49380989,49380198,49398841,49380594,49379959,49380880,49380321,49380743,49380551,49380906,49382819,49380780,49380905,49380505,49418786,49381777,49393084,49384841,49385112,49385347,49385290,49379485,49382538,49408200,49391086,49385784,49392183,49380996,49385975,49383243,49384520],"score":384,"text":"$16","time":1787252736,"title":"Show HN: Huzzah – a novel approach to coding with AI","type":"story","url":"https://www.danielvaughn.dev/posts/huzzah/"}]]

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