Did dialectic on the #tutoic algorithm. Several design decisions made and more to be made. This is the most complicated thing I've ever engineered.

transferring more #tutoic code to github repo

Moved #tutoic to dedicated GitHub repo, previously in GitLab monorepo

fixed: #cogo worker became slow to respond after 24 hours

#cogo automatically adds repos to agent after connecting with github

first day back at dayjob and a very fussy baby

gave friend access to cluster yey

best man on wedding today

Added a friend to my #cogo organization. We will be working on a beautiful project together.

Took a bug out of the #cogo-Github connection button. Now it works. Would love to make such connections to other git providers, is anyone using anything else nowadays still?

Ah never having to leave the #cogo sessions page while spawning up agents for features feels like the paradigm is finally shifting. Going from a micromanager of Claudes to a general.

#cogo the agent orchestrator/remotecontrol now has a formal "connect to github" flow

no longer opening dedicated agent session page upon starting an agent in agent orchestrator #cogo. You create so many agents it gets annoying.

ability to delete git repos in ai-agent-turbo-orchestrator #cogo

improved UI: org selector is now split into button that goes to organization main page, and the caret being the dropdown #cogo

fix: non-owner organization members got paywall despite org having subscription #cogo

fix: non-owner organization members can see workers and sessions

Simplification: when a claude session on your local mac mini/studio -commissioned by #cogo from the cloud- does any code changes it always submits them as a PR and attaches a PR badge to the session in #cogo's cloud based UI. No longer needed to open a special "PR session" for that

#cogo now allows multiple checkouts of the same repo to be checked out on the same branch, which happens often on the master branch. #cogo now checks out a repo freshly in every "worktree" it requires instead using git's worktree feature

bought a bin to relocate the source of an intensive diaper poop smell in such a way that humans are not in between that source and the return air vent