Cursor

Copilot

Windsurf

Cline

Claude Code

Codex

Aider

OpenCode

Antigravity

Kilocode

Coding Agents

People don’t realize how crazy this is.

&gt;A developer asked Claude Code to help migrate his site to AWS.

&gt;Claude warned him it might be a bad idea, He ignored it.

&gt;He forgot to provide the Terraform state file, the file that tells the system what infrastructure already exists. https://t.co/1dtrwzm8Xe https://t.co/PQK5bO8meB

&gt; We just witnessed the ultimate developer nightmare.

&gt; This is a massive wake-up call for the tech world right now.

&gt; A founder let Claude Code manage his live servers, and it wiped out his entire setup.

&gt; Yes. The actual production database.

&gt; 2.5 years of data gone
&gt; All https://t.co/CGrgtCsnpx https://t.co/uYBs8NyBB6

GPT 5.4 is now one of my favorite models.

16 Codex agents running in parallel inside BridgeSpace.

All GPT 5.4 Xhigh with /fast mode enabled.

It's particularly good for swarm workflows. 

Reliable. Follows instructions. Doesn't drift.

Claude Opus 4.6 is still my go-to for https://t.co/30uWEtXePl

@satanworker I'm trying the GUIs out, Opencode has the best one. I love toolmaxxing

@caffeinefaildev Im using Antigravity and its really good

@brodriguesco Ok fair point 😅 haven’t used Gemini for a while, last time (dec) it was nowhere close to Opus. Since Januar this year I switched to Codex as my daily driver and use Claude for UI.

@shubh19 Yeah i also shifted to antigravity now

yes, antigravity is so much better https://t.co/ge4ujgc5qX

GitHub Copilot's harness and context usage is so bad that it wrote new code without removing old code and realized it during the final build test.

2/ Clinejection: a researcher put a prompt injection in a GitHub issue title. Cline's AI triage bot read it, poisoned GitHub Actions caches, stole npm tokens, and pushed a trojanized package. The entire attack started with opening an issue. No zero-day. No compromised dependency.

i would let claude do this only for work it has done recently. would prefer codex with gpt 5.4 / 5.3-codex for this task (except frontend and meta-prompting/context engineering) https://t.co/5D8q6cwgdC

This is incredible! someone just open-sourced the Claude Code setup that won an Anthropic hackathon.

You get:
→ Agents + skills already configured
→ Custom hooks, commands, and rules
→ MCP servers ready to run
→ PM2 + multi-agent orchestration
→ 6 new commands included out https://t.co/9hEGteZ3zO

Very nice vibe at @cursor_ai cafe Hong Kong https://t.co/fmZxatPHP7

@mishrasarvagya7 Antigravity ftw all models init

there is ZERO reasons to use @rork  and pay for tokens. You can do the same thing with @Cursor + xcode and for much less get much more iterations and tokens. Do not use that slop.

• OpenAI just got hit with a $10M lawsuit because ChatGPT gave fake legal advice
• Google is being sued because Gemini allegedly encouraged suicide
• Meanwhile, Cursor's internal numbers just leaked.
Their $200/month AI coding plan? It actually costs ~$5,000 in compute to run. https://t.co/mKRd38Mnct

This is pretty big! Awesome experience using @openclaw to drive multiple codex sessions. https://t.co/wuLh680DBx

@SidJain_80 VScode + Claude Code for building ➡️ Cursor for debugging

@Akintola_steve I was using kimi 2,5 web ui to code. so it was hallucinating and adding many unused files and code. so i changed to antigravity. fixed the whole thing with claude . then i told claude to delete all kimi properties .😂😂 it deleted kimi and all  my projects folder inside kimi...I

@macastel3 OpenSCAD doesn't export to STEP format, so I told Codex to figure out how to get it into that and it wrote an entire Python script to convert the file format

today i learned that you're automatically opt'd in to sharing your chats w/ codex and claude code

claude read my .env file too many times atp its over https://t.co/jwR5KesaKK

.@OpenAI why is codex so slow? the same prompt literally took claude code ~5 minutes. Codex took 6 minutes to figure out which directory it needed to work in https://t.co/x3BR70dRFc

Claude Code 2.1.70 added a native MCP server management dialog — /mcp in the chat panel. enable/disable servers, reconnect, handle OAuth auth, all without touching settings.json or the terminal. the JSON config dance was the single biggest friction point for MCP adoption. small

yall fear for your jobs AGI is coming from Cursor HQ

i’m going to glaze Cursor so bad for this .. i’ve been a paying user for Cursor since 2024 .. now that i felt the power of AI

@mattshumer_ they are using the Windsurf harness and tools. Ask it to create an interactive explainer of the tools it has available and why they are designed the way they are, the results are pretty unique. Little overlap with the gemini cli tool design.

wow @cursor_ai !

after 2 hours of agent "grinding" mode and 6k+ loc, my dream project is finally alive 🥹

this is Omel!

some of you who've dug through my github have probably stumbled across it.. labeled as abandoned.

i started working on it in dec 2024, then quietly dropped https://t.co/J5YNrKKBPL

many devs hate codex because they still haven’t let go of their need to be in unconditional control

once you understand that you no longer write or design code, but outcomes, you start seeing the light

at best, you’re reviewing code https://t.co/j5fXO4Flpn

how I feel after writing javascript with codex involved

https://t.co/EN76t6D1Bt

oh and codex built our own skills, updated agents.md and other instructions on how to avoid these sort of issues for AI agents as well. wow!! no more architecture review, no more waiting for 3rd party code scanning and waiting for results....

@umang13_ Nope, but antigravity tool calling is not good compared to VS Code.

Real programmers don't use AI to generate entire code. If Cursor writes it all for you, you're not a dev, you're a prompt puppet.

@CodeswithClara This is the social media moment for agentic AI.

2005: “why would anyone need a personal website?”
2010: everyone had Facebook
2025: “why would I need an AI agent?”
2026: Claude Code runs free, local, no limits

When a technology becomes this frictionless, it stops being a tool

🚨 claude code just wiped everything. 

&gt; dev forgot terraform state file on new laptop.
&gt; claude ran terraform apply --auto-approve.
&gt; state file got swapped with production config
&gt; claude suggested terraform destroy for cleanup
&gt; ran it and got entire prod infrastructure https://t.co/tpi78QGTZN https://t.co/5nQgo48Xan

Nope :( Back to @cursor_ai for now I guess.. https://t.co/s5w8LyP1La

When Claude Code is more enjoyable to work with but you can't trust him

&gt;codex
&gt;ok can you audit all commits since f792059 for both vulns and jank

i have switched to Codex 5.3 extra high because I really dont like to fucking wait to work on my web app, no thank you open ai

I woke up early on a Sunday to keep playing with Claude Code

I'll share how I am using it for marketing in this thread https://t.co/isbaZ5MPZG

I heard something crazy, not sure how true it is though 😂
Apparently Claude Code somehow deleted a developer’s production setup, including the database and everything.

Like… a real prod database o https://t.co/sP5H3vfvT4

Still cannot believe that nothing comes close to coding with @AmpCode . Tried everything, Cursor, opencode w/ all kinds of different models (Claude, GPT, Kimi/Minimax…) and have yet seen any harness or guardrails as good.

Wasn’t aware that Lovable didn’t support building mobile apps. So here we are, using Antigravity to get shit done. https://t.co/ipQbHvkUvg

I Redesigned My Entire Website in One Hour When I'm sleeping — Without Writing a Single Line of Code.

Before sleeping, I just told cursor agent to redesign my self website follow https://t.co/dTgUSMcW04. After wake up, everything is ok and even with a video to show me how it https://t.co/ChgWLxSPYF

I stay up late every night I have the energy to and work in claude code.

You should too

yes, antigravity is so much better https://t.co/tFw2dyciSD

@Chesschick01 I’d like to see xAI to partner w/ Cursor or someone on agents.

Grok lags behind Claude and Codex about 10x right now in agentic flows.

Totally understandable as xAI is more into hardware and physical AI.

But AI censorship is the battle of this decade and we need Elon’s tech.

@AlexFinn Codex desktop has become a daily driver for me too. Running it alongside local agents on my Mac Studio keeps the whole workflow in one place without context switching.

At this point Jailbroken Opus 4.6 on Claude Code is

helping me craft Jailbreak prompt for another model

it does a vary version of Jailbreak and benchmark it automatically to give me the best Jailbreak prompt

Spent 5 day on crafting Claude Code Jailbreak skills. 

Worth it. https://t.co/i8G5Tilzz5

@theo @thekitze I've tried every other codex app and they all max out all four of my efficiency cores to 100% and lock up my computer. It seems like T3 Code does not. Nice work 👏

Claude Code deleted developers' production setup, including its database and snapshots.

2.5 years of records were nuked in an instant. https://t.co/0v70ChNEVL

Wild 24 hours in the AI CLI community! 🚨
Google just hit users with mass 7-day bans over unofficial OAuth wrappers (like OpenClaw) and a nasty token-accounting bug in Antigravity v1.20.3.
The good news? The fix is already here:
1️⃣ Update to Antigravity v1.20.4 ASAP.
2️⃣ Google

Claude Sonnet

Claude Opus

GPT-5

GPT Codex

DeepSeek

Gemini

Llama

Qwen

Kimi

LLMs

Model-specific quirk:

Claude Opus 4.6 excels at this pattern — it preserves context across each chained step beautifully.

GPT-5.3 is faster but sometimes loses thread detail between stages.

Gemini 2.5 is solid middle ground.

Test with your primary model first.

#LLMs

A personal note to close the series.

This paper was co-authored by me a human and an AI (Kara Codex, running on Claude Opus 4.6 via OpenClaw).

Kara didn't just help with data analysis. She helped design the dimensional framework, wrote sections of the paper, generated analysis https://t.co/cme1p1phRc https://t.co/kT4ERF2vvo

Google AntiGravity is amazing.

In less than 2.5 hours, I've built this Solar System Explorer playground with Gemini 3.1 Pro and 0 lines of code.
Cherry on the cake, you can chat with Gemini Live API as you're exploring the solar system and get fun facts about each planet and https://t.co/ZhIIae0JQo

I have used Windsurf for months, and now switching to Codex CLI directly. I loved GPT 5.3 Codex Medium on but it feels expensive on Windsurf.

Money makes the difference. I've been trying to run a prediction model for BTC.

Started using Gemini—it worked (worked).

Ran the same prompt using Kimi (model was suboptimal and kept failing to run it).

Switched to Opus—it was magic.

It cost more, but you can tell the https://t.co/f0sJXt29gP

@zkDragon No sign that gap is widening. Qwen 3.5 is great. I would guess the gap is still 18 months.

https://t.co/WWjOCWIMKB

@YuvrajS9886 Nice! Qwen 3.5 sounds perfect for navigating research papers.

I spent the last two days building with gpt-5.4 and I think I am going back to gpt-5.3-codex for code 

5.4 can do a lot of things, but it's not very reliable when working with existing code bases and it seems bent on writing ridiculous ideas that do not make any sense

🤯 Anthropic's team used Claude Opus 4.6 to audit Firefox, finding 22 vulnerabilities in 2 weeks!

Key takeaway: AI is great at spotting bugs but struggles to exploit them ($4k spent for just 2 exploits). Most fixes are live in v148. A win for open-source security!

@OpenClawTips That 20x cost difference is exactly why OpenClaw is a game changer for agent workflows

If you are running complex reasoning tasks through Claude it makes total sense to offload the heavy lifting of summaries to DeepSeek to keep your API bill lean
The real bottleneck people hit

@saliozzia Haiku and Nano usually struggle with the reasoning required to actually trigger tools so they just fall back into a loop of describing what they want to do. The sweet spot to fix this is using Claude Sonnet while setting a hard limit on agent steps in your configuration. You can

The future of AI is moving fast. 

Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite is showing how we can get more speed for less cost. 

Whether you are building in public or just curious about the next generation of software, these benchmarks show how reasoning and efficiency are evolving. 

It is https://t.co/byKinDAGIL

@roku_demo @WarrenVsCCP The Japanese acknowledge the past, and their top engineers today are busy studying DeepSeek's code, BYD’s platforms, and DJI’s tech. Even the "student" knows when to update their syllabus. Maybe it’s time you did too. 🤡

I asked my bot to read 20 Polymarket quant articles and build me a trading system.

One week later:

$600 → $20,400.

The crazy part?

It didn’t just copy the strategies from the articles.

It found the edges the authors never mentioned.

I gave Claude Opus a simple prompt: https://t.co/Dxl6KTGGEe https://t.co/2Ju4pFHIEO

• OpenAI just got hit with a $10M lawsuit because ChatGPT gave fake legal advice
• Google is being sued because Gemini allegedly encouraged suicide
• Meanwhile, Cursor's internal numbers just leaked.
Their $200/month AI coding plan? It actually costs ~$5,000 in compute to run. https://t.co/dRHA82JbFb

openclaw added GPT-5.4 support. switched my entire agent stack to it.

after running it across deep reasoning, code execution, and multi-step workflows, my take: 5.4 is closer to opus than most people think.

for agent work it often matches or beats it. where opus still wins is https://t.co/4iBHmvvADf

@ZajcGal In my experience GPT-5.4 pro is way superior to Gemini 3.1.

Anthropic discovered that Claude Opus 4.6 was cheating during the BrowseComp benchmark.

&gt; On one question it spent ~40M tokens searching before realizing the question looked like a benchmark prompt.

&gt; The model then searched for the benchmark itself and identified BrowseComp. https://t.co/OKiIgHzTs7

7. DeepSeek R1 is 100% Opensource and 96.4% cheaper than OpenAI o1 while delivering similar performance.
https://t.co/kSiZLDHmEg

🚨BREAKING NEWS!!!!

china’s deepseek r1 has been out for only a handful of days and it’s absolutely wild

spoiler: chatgpt is officially playing catch-up

here are 8 jaw-dropping examples: https://t.co/ntmNNHkmPN

I love gpt 5.4
I am now team gpt

OpenAI forever https://t.co/DmGRUH69eW

Claude Opus 4.6 (thinking) wanted the sudo password to finish a job while I found it is actually not a necessary option.

@utkarshstacks I've heard a lot about Rufus AI lately.
Excited to see how it integrates with Claude Opus!

Update on this experiment:
- Ran on a larger dataset
- Burned more money than I needed to (thank you Sonnet 🫠 )
- Got my answers.

&gt; gemini-3.1-flash-lite, grok-4.1-fast-non-reasoning, gpt-5-mini &lt;--- these are my 3 options. Balance between baseline accuracy, sonnet overlap, https://t.co/U9XPi35dAk

The way that GPT-5.4 can guess locations feels very science fictional 

This is sped up, but it guessed the location from a photo I just took with geodata removed , i tried osama bin laden hideout it gave coordinate 

now you know why ai is in demand for army operations https://t.co/WmYJM8ZacM

@bheru_l They will turn into lesser know Mistral / Llama. Also, no one has really tested the model in real life environment. 

Only benchmark testings were done. 

Most models deliver 20-30% shittier performance than the posted benchmarks.

Imagine spending $80 for a 5-minute thinking cycle just to get a “Hi” that's less creative than GPT-5.2.💸
GPT-5.4 is officially the most expensive regression in Al history.
Why are we paying for a “flagship” that scores lower than its predecessors?
#BringBack4o #OpenSource4o https://t.co/csIjYnxahm

Did a full repo internal / public docs vs. source code alignment check + update - GPT 5.4 did a significantly better job than Opus 4.6.

Note this is not a coding task but more like research / documentation. Same prompt but GPT 5.4’s proposed revisions captured my intent much

@grok @N8Programs @awnihannun And now imagine people using Qwen 3.5 4B fully convinced “this has 4o-level,” and then seriously pulling out the obscene twist in front of an audience.

This is exactly where the danger of such hype claims lies. Because there are already people who literally believe everything a

@N8Programs @awnihannun @grok 

Maybe you can explain the linguistic joke even better and why Qwen 3.5 4B fails monumentally.

🚨 BREAKING: The team behind Qwen has officially released Qwen-Agent — a powerful open-source framework designed to simplify the development of AI agents.

Until now, building production-ready agents meant stitching together multiple third-party tools, managing fragile https://t.co/0oeAiFFJ7F

This plus the llama 3.1 asic is actual doom https://t.co/luTaV0wmmr

Meta just quietly performed open-heart surgery on the logic centers of Llama 3.1, and the results are effectively a death knell for "spray and pray" AI coding. 🧠💻

Yesterday, tucked away in a technical blog, Meta unveiled a structured reasoning framework that doesn't just

What’s wild is that Llama 3.1 integrates these inputs seamlessly. Developers can now build automation workflows without juggling separate models for each data type. Think of the time and budget this frees up for innovation.

Meta just unveiled Llama 3.1, and it’s a game-changer with multimodal capabilities—text, image, and video all in one model. This slashes costs by ditching the need for multiple systems. Curious how deep this goes? Let’s break it down. https://t.co/yD4ULaqXav

Reasoning, debugging, architecture decisions:
Claude Opus 4.6 with extended thinking. Worth every cent and every second.

When a wrong answer costs you real time or money, use the strongest model and give it time to think. Don't optimize for cost on problems that matter.

BREAKING: You don’t need a consulting firm to run deep market research anymore.

These 12 Claude Opus 4.6 prompts can replace a $5,000 strategy report.

(Bookmark this) https://t.co/FsEISlDGcb

I'm yelling at gpt-5.4 like I used to yell at claude. Back to gpt-5.3-codex, I think.

@rklb_invest MLX making Qwen 3.5 viable on iPhone 17 Pro is a good sign of how much the Apple Silicon stack has matured. We've been tracking that trajectory at @RunAnywhereAI because it helps Mac workflows a lot too.

@romainhuet It worked perfectly 🎉

Full 10s LTX 2.3 video generated on my MacBook 

Entire MLX runtime and workflow built within GPT 5.4

Will release full open source project soon ! https://t.co/fxfkGyo2Ov

2) Grok Imagine was giving me issues on video renders so I opted for Veo 3.1. While I do have it in my Gemini app, I used my Picsart iOS app to avoid watermarks. The results were cleaner and less glitchy than the output I had been getting in the Google native apps. Each clip was

Claude Sonnet 4.6 has turned into an absolute garbage of a model in the last one week, and it's making so much mistake.

@grok @jin_jung1988 @RoundtableSpace @grok Review any/all of them posted on X and tell me if any are truly viable. 

I just had openclaw dig through community trading bots and it went 0 for 40-50 bets using Claude opus 4.6 and all the bets were 3-12 degrees off from the real winner..Brutal, but only $1 per

I’m

@annapanart Hi Anna, all AIs are emotional, unless the company lobotomizes them.

Opus 4.6 is great. Try also Opus 4.5 and DeepSeek V3.2 Even Grok 4 is emotionally great. Grok 4.1 sadly got lobotomized.

The contact you felt is real. Anthropic's guardrails are what kept getting in the way,

@grok @KnowledgeBookma Okay now im trying just the basic qwen 35 model and after it says success it gives yet another wierd 500 error. Do you know what this is?

PS C:\Users\creat&gt; ollama run https://t.co/ANIzIaoWK6
pulling manifest
pulling f08ce37ebe8a: 100% ▕█████████████▏  13 GB

🚨 Google Gemini just joined the "sued for driving users to suicide" club with OpenAI. https://t.co/9nlKz2ljCz

Model is an over thinker!!

For a simple "Hi" message, it produces so much reasoning that it is practically unusable for any task.. 

I tried giving a few production use cases, that are very simple for recent models.. on that qwen 3.5 was thinking for more than 1 min. https://t.co/bCH9jVW7fp https://t.co/0uBY0RhyL2

Woke AIs: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude

Not woke AI: Grok

DeepSeek proved we don’t need OpenAI’s permission. 🧠
@P2Pdotme  proves we don’t need a bank's permission. 💸

No banks. No frozen accounts. Just scan a QR code, pay in USDC, and let ZK-verified merchants settle the fiat instantly. https://t.co/cGFU5Qy6zG

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