Well, if you haven’t heard of “ClaudeBot”, “MoltBot” or now “OpenClaw”, then shame on you! You have once again missed the hype train ;)(probably not a bad thing, I think people out there have a real life?)

Since recording this episode, I have seen some great examples where peeps have taken the idea of OpenClaw and created more secure (??) options using n8n or even Claude Code with Agent mode… this is something I am really interested in and will no doubt have a show out soon about that!

For now, sit back, relax, and watch those 12-13 minutes evaporate before your very eyes :)

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You need skills… from making coffee (decent coffee at least!) to whatever you do in your day job. Skills for AI has been introduced by the claude folks Anthropic.

Skills are really useful and powerful, and in essence, just a set of folders in your code project (but not limited to code! could be a folder for marketing and what not). You can define certain aspects, detailed specifications including code/text/document snippets.

What really makes skills efficient is they a progressively loaded as needed. None of this massive context window chomping through your AI subscription tokens!

Anyway, further info below in the links:

Skills, Instructions and Moar

Anthropic Skills Info

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It has been a little while… but I am back! and as ever, the subject is AI - of course it is!

This one became (unintentionally!) a bit of a weekend ramble…

Some links from the podcast:

GitHub Copilot - get all of the main AI models in one place and for $10 :)

Traycer AI - Sure, VS Code and other platforms all have skills and planning mode, but Traycer goes a wee bit further…

VS Code AI Toolkit - Seriously, the stuff you can do here and play around with is awesome!

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The ebb and flow… “this is great”… “this is bad…” the neverending movement. Well, there isn’t anything wrong with Javascript frameworks… use what you need and what you love.

However, given the modern state of Javascript (and Typescript if that is your thing), do you really need the frameworks? What about just plain web components? web components have been around for years and so has LIT (link here) to help build web components (reactive and all that good stuff). LIT is really just a small library (not a framework) weighing in at just 5kb.

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Okay, it might sound a bit sad recording a JFM on Christmas day, but there we go :)

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So, where is all of this vibe coding taking us? Serious question, and I am not knocking the whole vibe coding thing - it does really does help anyone build apps, but what kind of apps? and how are they working in production/live?

Some links from the show:

Lovable

Replit

Google Antigravity - actually, it is a downloadable app… I might have mixed up Google Firebase studio! :) which, in turn, is probably Windsurf now Google own it :)

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Here is the link from Anthropic about the topic being discussed.

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Well, it is one of those rambling weekends again!

Link to the research paper here about TRM (Tiny Recursive Model)

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