@kentcdodds: My next video is going to be about how you can improve the process by which you build personal software to solve your d…
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Kent C. Dodds announces an upcoming video on improving personal software development processes, with a focus on adapting tools like AI models for daily problem-solving. John Lindquist shares examples of personal apps built for convenience and agentic features.
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My next video is going to be about how you can improve the process by which you build personal software to solve your daily problems. I’ll show how I do it with @kodykoala of course, but you’ll be able to adapt it to the tools you use.
John Lindquist (@johnlindquist): What personal apps have you built that you actually use daily?
Mine:
- Image Studio - Manages all my image gen work across codex/grok/gemini
- GM - Rewrote Google messages in GPUI. Tons of agentic/convenience features
- Eggo - A 24/7 real-time voice desktop agent/avatar
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