@theo: The future is wild
Summary
Theo (t3.gg) shares a quote discussing kicking off a build job on 'beebox' using Opus 5.5 with a custom stop skill, hinting at AI-driven automated development workflows.
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The future is wild https://t.co/aSwNRH13dw
Theo - t3.gg (@theo): Yeah we should add this. @bot kick off a job on beebox with opus 5.5 to build this. Use my full stop skill
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