Hans L’Hoest
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“Linux Foundation Announces the Formation of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), Anchored by New Project Contributions Including Model Context Protocol (MCP), goose and AGENTS.md”
Includes Anthropic so we may be getting an Agents.md in Claude Code…aaif.io/press/linux-...d/
Includes Anthropic so we may be getting an Agents.md in Claude Code…aaif.io/press/linux-...d/
Linux Foundation Announces the Formation of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), Anchored by New Project Contributions Including Model Context Protocol (MCP), goose and AGENTS.md – Agentic AI Foundation ...
aaif.io
December 10, 2025 at 7:01 PM
“Linux Foundation Announces the Formation of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), Anchored by New Project Contributions Including Model Context Protocol (MCP), goose and AGENTS.md”
Includes Anthropic so we may be getting an Agents.md in Claude Code…aaif.io/press/linux-...d/
Includes Anthropic so we may be getting an Agents.md in Claude Code…aaif.io/press/linux-...d/
Giving the Mistral Vibe CLI a spin ...
December 10, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Giving the Mistral Vibe CLI a spin ...
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
Put together some notes on Mistral Vibe, Mistral's new CLI coding agent (think Claude Code / OpenAI Codex) which is Apache 2 licensed, written in Python+Pydantic+Textual and has a neat set of system and tool definition prompts that are fun to read simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/9/m...
mistralai/mistral-vibe
Here's the Apache 2.0 licensed source code for Mistral's new "Vibe" CLI coding agent, released today alongside Devstral 2. It's a neat implementation of the now standard terminal coding agent …
simonwillison.net
December 9, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Put together some notes on Mistral Vibe, Mistral's new CLI coding agent (think Claude Code / OpenAI Codex) which is Apache 2 licensed, written in Python+Pydantic+Textual and has a neat set of system and tool definition prompts that are fun to read simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/9/m...
Decided to give Opencode a more serious try.
One nice find: if you have subscriptions to both Claude Code Pro/Max and ChatGPT Plus/Pro you use Anthropic and Codex models in Opencode benefitting from their daily and weekly limit plans.
One nice find: if you have subscriptions to both Claude Code Pro/Max and ChatGPT Plus/Pro you use Anthropic and Codex models in Opencode benefitting from their daily and weekly limit plans.
December 9, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Decided to give Opencode a more serious try.
One nice find: if you have subscriptions to both Claude Code Pro/Max and ChatGPT Plus/Pro you use Anthropic and Codex models in Opencode benefitting from their daily and weekly limit plans.
One nice find: if you have subscriptions to both Claude Code Pro/Max and ChatGPT Plus/Pro you use Anthropic and Codex models in Opencode benefitting from their daily and weekly limit plans.
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
These architects are attempting to maintain system integrity across the organisation while trying not to block the teams' development flow. The challenge lies in shifting the approach from dictating to facilitating decision-making.
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December 8, 2025 at 1:13 PM
These architects are attempting to maintain system integrity across the organisation while trying not to block the teams' development flow. The challenge lies in shifting the approach from dictating to facilitating decision-making.
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Missed Signal’s President @meredithmeredith.bsky.social on #Buitenhof?
About #Signal, the power of Big Tech, and why privacy matters.
Watch it back here🍿: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTD5...
Not using Signal yet? Try it out for free: signal.org/install
#signalapp #signalmessenger #privacy #whatsapp
About #Signal, the power of Big Tech, and why privacy matters.
Watch it back here🍿: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTD5...
Not using Signal yet? Try it out for free: signal.org/install
#signalapp #signalmessenger #privacy #whatsapp
About the power of Big Tech and the importance of privacy | Meredith Whittaker | Buitenhof
YouTube video by Buitenhof
www.youtube.com
December 1, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Missed Signal’s President @meredithmeredith.bsky.social on #Buitenhof?
About #Signal, the power of Big Tech, and why privacy matters.
Watch it back here🍿: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTD5...
Not using Signal yet? Try it out for free: signal.org/install
#signalapp #signalmessenger #privacy #whatsapp
About #Signal, the power of Big Tech, and why privacy matters.
Watch it back here🍿: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTD5...
Not using Signal yet? Try it out for free: signal.org/install
#signalapp #signalmessenger #privacy #whatsapp
I've been experimenting with AI-assisted development where most of the code is actually written. However, describing this as 'vibe coding' did not sit well with me.
CHOP, "Chat-oriented programming": LLM-assisted programming that is almost the polar opposite of "Vibe Coding".
CHOP, "Chat-oriented programming": LLM-assisted programming that is almost the polar opposite of "Vibe Coding".
December 6, 2025 at 8:58 PM
I've been experimenting with AI-assisted development where most of the code is actually written. However, describing this as 'vibe coding' did not sit well with me.
CHOP, "Chat-oriented programming": LLM-assisted programming that is almost the polar opposite of "Vibe Coding".
CHOP, "Chat-oriented programming": LLM-assisted programming that is almost the polar opposite of "Vibe Coding".
While I was reading I kept thinking, isn’t this like Rust’s borrow checker and indeed: “Given the foundation provided by the capture checker, the Scala team is now working on using it to implement separation checking. This will allow tracking the use of mutable values and the aliasing of references”
Safe resource usage is coming to #Scala!
Scala 3.8 is just around the corner (you can test 3.8.0-RC3) - it's a great occasion to try out capture checking. But first, you have to understand how it works - here's my attempt: softwaremill.com/understandin...
Scala 3.8 is just around the corner (you can test 3.8.0-RC3) - it's a great occasion to try out capture checking. But first, you have to understand how it works - here's my attempt: softwaremill.com/understandin...
Understanding Capture Checking in Scala | SoftwareMill
Capture checking is an upcoming Scala feature that allows you to track which designated values (capabilities) are captured (i.e., stored as references) by arbitrary other values. This tracking happens...
softwaremill.com
December 4, 2025 at 5:18 PM
While I was reading I kept thinking, isn’t this like Rust’s borrow checker and indeed: “Given the foundation provided by the capture checker, the Scala team is now working on using it to implement separation checking. This will allow tracking the use of mutable values and the aliasing of references”
Also, Zed has been supporting rainbow _indents_ for a long time. Below is how you configure those and what it looks like:
December 4, 2025 at 10:57 AM
Also, Zed has been supporting rainbow _indents_ for a long time. Below is how you configure those and what it looks like:
Easy to get caught up in optimising flow and tool usage of the agentic coding tools out there (ask me how I know). Here is a refreshing no-fluff read from the trenches:
steipete.me/posts/just-t...
steipete.me/posts/just-t...
Just Talk To It - the no-bs Way of Agentic Engineering | Peter Steinberger
A practical guide to working with AI coding agents without the hype.
steipete.me
December 2, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Easy to get caught up in optimising flow and tool usage of the agentic coding tools out there (ask me how I know). Here is a refreshing no-fluff read from the trenches:
steipete.me/posts/just-t...
steipete.me/posts/just-t...
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
Google has now admitted that they will tap into users' personal data within Gmail and Drive in order for their upcoming AI search to "be more helpful".
For years, Google has advertised their services as "encrypted" and "secure", which begs the question: are they really?
1/5 🧵
For years, Google has advertised their services as "encrypted" and "secure", which begs the question: are they really?
1/5 🧵
November 13, 2025 at 2:34 PM
Google has now admitted that they will tap into users' personal data within Gmail and Drive in order for their upcoming AI search to "be more helpful".
For years, Google has advertised their services as "encrypted" and "secure", which begs the question: are they really?
1/5 🧵
For years, Google has advertised their services as "encrypted" and "secure", which begs the question: are they really?
1/5 🧵
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
Ready to use ChatGPT Atlas? Please don't‼️
➡️ It can be hacked by reading websites
➡️ It reads everything you're logged into: your email, your CRM, your bank account
➡️ "Delete" doesn't mean deleted
➡️ "Incognito" mode isn't private
➡️ GDPR/compliance nightmare
tuta.com/blog/dont-in...
➡️ It can be hacked by reading websites
➡️ It reads everything you're logged into: your email, your CRM, your bank account
➡️ "Delete" doesn't mean deleted
➡️ "Incognito" mode isn't private
➡️ GDPR/compliance nightmare
tuta.com/blog/dont-in...
November 12, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Ready to use ChatGPT Atlas? Please don't‼️
➡️ It can be hacked by reading websites
➡️ It reads everything you're logged into: your email, your CRM, your bank account
➡️ "Delete" doesn't mean deleted
➡️ "Incognito" mode isn't private
➡️ GDPR/compliance nightmare
tuta.com/blog/dont-in...
➡️ It can be hacked by reading websites
➡️ It reads everything you're logged into: your email, your CRM, your bank account
➡️ "Delete" doesn't mean deleted
➡️ "Incognito" mode isn't private
➡️ GDPR/compliance nightmare
tuta.com/blog/dont-in...
Anthropic currently provides limited time, until Nov 18th, $250 on Pro, $1000 on Max plan on their Claude Code web at claude.ai/code or from the app.
Fun and worth to give it a try. Works well.
But it feels too easy to add new features. Found my self vibing a little too much to my own liking.
Fun and worth to give it a try. Works well.
But it feels too easy to add new features. Found my self vibing a little too much to my own liking.
November 12, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Anthropic currently provides limited time, until Nov 18th, $250 on Pro, $1000 on Max plan on their Claude Code web at claude.ai/code or from the app.
Fun and worth to give it a try. Works well.
But it feels too easy to add new features. Found my self vibing a little too much to my own liking.
Fun and worth to give it a try. Works well.
But it feels too easy to add new features. Found my self vibing a little too much to my own liking.
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
New on the blog: Think for Yourself
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
Think for Yourself
Understand and improve on LLM-generated code
kevlinhenney.medium.com
November 3, 2025 at 9:43 AM
New on the blog: Think for Yourself
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
We're so relieved to see Germany reaffirm its opposition to the dangerous Chat Control proposal--the one that would mandate mass scanning of communications. Germany's long been a solid champion of privacy, and the news that it was considering backing mass surveillance was alarming. 1/
October 9, 2025 at 11:40 AM
We're so relieved to see Germany reaffirm its opposition to the dangerous Chat Control proposal--the one that would mandate mass scanning of communications. Germany's long been a solid champion of privacy, and the news that it was considering backing mass surveillance was alarming. 1/
For me, DORA’s annual research is always worth paying attention to, most importantly because of its scientific grounding and its practical insights that keep on evolving with our field.
DORA Report 2025 Infographic:
dora.dev/research/202...
Full report:
dora.dev/research/202...
DORA Report 2025 Infographic:
dora.dev/research/202...
Full report:
dora.dev/research/202...
dora.dev
October 9, 2025 at 9:41 AM
For me, DORA’s annual research is always worth paying attention to, most importantly because of its scientific grounding and its practical insights that keep on evolving with our field.
DORA Report 2025 Infographic:
dora.dev/research/202...
Full report:
dora.dev/research/202...
DORA Report 2025 Infographic:
dora.dev/research/202...
Full report:
dora.dev/research/202...
After wrapping my head around the constant changes in LLM subscriptions and performance, here’s my new coding stack for October:
- Warp Pro: my go-to agentic CLI, supports most top end LLMs.
- Zed Pro (using $20 trial)
- OpenCode for agentic CLI dev (local + cloud models, easy swapping, no lock-in)
- Warp Pro: my go-to agentic CLI, supports most top end LLMs.
- Zed Pro (using $20 trial)
- OpenCode for agentic CLI dev (local + cloud models, easy swapping, no lock-in)
October 6, 2025 at 9:09 AM
After wrapping my head around the constant changes in LLM subscriptions and performance, here’s my new coding stack for October:
- Warp Pro: my go-to agentic CLI, supports most top end LLMs.
- Zed Pro (using $20 trial)
- OpenCode for agentic CLI dev (local + cloud models, easy swapping, no lock-in)
- Warp Pro: my go-to agentic CLI, supports most top end LLMs.
- Zed Pro (using $20 trial)
- OpenCode for agentic CLI dev (local + cloud models, easy swapping, no lock-in)
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
📣 Germany's close to reversing its opposition to mass surveillance & private message scanning, & backing the Chat Control bill. This could end private comms-& Signal-in the EU.
Time's short and they're counting on obscurity: please let German politicians know how horrifying their reversal would be.
Time's short and they're counting on obscurity: please let German politicians know how horrifying their reversal would be.
We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. signal.org/blog/pdfs/ge...
signal.org
October 6, 2025 at 6:46 AM
📣 Germany's close to reversing its opposition to mass surveillance & private message scanning, & backing the Chat Control bill. This could end private comms-& Signal-in the EU.
Time's short and they're counting on obscurity: please let German politicians know how horrifying their reversal would be.
Time's short and they're counting on obscurity: please let German politicians know how horrifying their reversal would be.
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. signal.org/blog/pdfs/ge...
signal.org
October 3, 2025 at 4:14 PM
We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. signal.org/blog/pdfs/ge...
Claude Code 2.0.0: `/rewind` killer feature
Anthropic's models are among the best although, as in the past weeks, wonky at times. But with their CLI they currently keep on having an edge on the competition.
(Disclaimer: I have not tried all of them but I know Codex and Gemini lag.)
Anthropic's models are among the best although, as in the past weeks, wonky at times. But with their CLI they currently keep on having an edge on the competition.
(Disclaimer: I have not tried all of them but I know Codex and Gemini lag.)
September 30, 2025 at 12:42 PM
Claude Code 2.0.0: `/rewind` killer feature
Anthropic's models are among the best although, as in the past weeks, wonky at times. But with their CLI they currently keep on having an edge on the competition.
(Disclaimer: I have not tried all of them but I know Codex and Gemini lag.)
Anthropic's models are among the best although, as in the past weeks, wonky at times. But with their CLI they currently keep on having an edge on the competition.
(Disclaimer: I have not tried all of them but I know Codex and Gemini lag.)
Reposted by Hans L’Hoest
📣 NEW -- In The Economist, discussing the privacy perils of AI agents and what AI companies and operating systems need to do--NOW--to protect Signal and much else!
www.economist.com/by-invitatio...
www.economist.com/by-invitatio...
September 9, 2025 at 11:44 AM
📣 NEW -- In The Economist, discussing the privacy perils of AI agents and what AI companies and operating systems need to do--NOW--to protect Signal and much else!
www.economist.com/by-invitatio...
www.economist.com/by-invitatio...
When it comes to exploring different decision recording formats quick experiments are easy to do with Claude Code. For example, I've always found it difficult to write a Y-statement as a shorter alternative to the typical decision records in markdown.
September 2, 2025 at 8:27 AM
When it comes to exploring different decision recording formats quick experiments are easy to do with Claude Code. For example, I've always found it difficult to write a Y-statement as a shorter alternative to the typical decision records in markdown.
Been experimenting with having Claude Code help me write decision records in ADR format after our technical discussions and use them as basis for further implementation.
hans.lhoest.eu/grounded-dec...
hans.lhoest.eu/grounded-dec...
Grounded decision records from AI conversations
If you've read some of my posts before or worked with me, you know I like using Architectural Decision Records (ADRs) for lots of reasons. To me the most important one is documenting the why of a decision. If you've worked with AI models before, you'...
hans.lhoest.eu
September 2, 2025 at 8:13 AM
Been experimenting with having Claude Code help me write decision records in ADR format after our technical discussions and use them as basis for further implementation.
hans.lhoest.eu/grounded-dec...
hans.lhoest.eu/grounded-dec...
ccstatusline: very helpful to get insight in Claude Code's context statistics. Most useful for now: how much time is left in the 5h window (Block Time)?
github.com/sirmalloc/cc...
github.com/sirmalloc/cc...
August 25, 2025 at 7:52 PM
ccstatusline: very helpful to get insight in Claude Code's context statistics. Most useful for now: how much time is left in the 5h window (Block Time)?
github.com/sirmalloc/cc...
github.com/sirmalloc/cc...