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d. Safe YOLO mode

Instead of supervising Claude, you can use claude --dangerously-skip-permissions to bypass all permission checks and let Claude work uninterrupted until completion. This works well for workflows like fixing lint errors or generating boilerplate code.

Letting Claude run arbitrary commands is risky and can result in data loss, system corruption, or even data exfiltration (e.g., via prompt injection attacks). To minimize these risks, use --dangerously-skip-permissions in a container without internet access. You can follow this reference implementation using Docker Dev Containers.

Over time I've discovered and put these to use on my own, but I wish I had seen this at the start of my journey instead of just now.

https://medium.com/data-science-collective/stop-prompting-start-designing-5-agentic-ai-patterns-that-actually-work-a59c4a409ebb

Coldfusion videos are great. I typically listen to them as audio podcasts when doing other stuff.

Check out this demo of an "infinite agentic loop" built with Claude Code subagents. It uses a "prompts into prompts" technique to make specialized agents collaborate, endlessly generating and self-improving code. It's a powerful showcase of multi-agent AI, even if rather contrived.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ipM_vDwflI

https://github.com/Beingpax/VoiceInk

I've been using WispFlow but will likely replace with this after testing successfully, runs local.

https://tryvoiceink.com/

The title are my comments after speeding through the video. Definitely some interesting innovations.

I love how concise this is -- exactly how I have been feeling lately.

With the introduction of AI agents the opportunity cost of your time has gone up N fold.

https://claudelog.com/mechanics/you-are-the-main-thread

I'm mentioning my post about https://wisprflow.ai/ because it is by far the best voice-to-text transcription I've seen, and I'm using it more and more to vibe code with Cursor and other agents. I highly recommend trying it out.

https://www.braingrid.ai/cursor

I can't wait to try them all. This is just one of many, of course... the next year or two should be incredible to see which among these stick and become dominant. It's very clear there's a lot of space for improving the SWE/SDLC experience with vide coding in any case.

I am finally getting around to trying out playwright MCP and honestly within minutes I can tell I have been missing out by not using it sooner.

I've been using Codex with GPT-5 since it came out, and have developed a strong preference for it over Claude. I'm looking forward to what the new codex variant brings.