Roderick Frizzelle @Nat_King_Code

@techgirl1908 You're right.. Brilliant. I have been using deterministic scoring and didn't even know that is what it is called. I am loving learning from all this, thanks for all you do! Looking forward to the course.

My course on Agent Skills is being distributed through Johns Hopkins University, Merrimack College, Kean University, and Calvin University. So good to see the next generation of software engineers picking up these newer skills (no pun intended lol)

Is Claude In Chrome still available in Claude Code? @bcherny @ClaudeDevs @claudeai

I've spent the last few years going very deep on agentic engineering and transforming an entire Engineering org to become AI native. As an industry, we've spent enough time debating whether AI will change software development. It already has. It’s time to rethink everything. There's too much changing too fast for any one of us to figure it all out alone. That's why I've teamed up with @theo, @kentcdodds, and @johnlindquist (the AI Avengers, if you will 😆) to teach MEGA, a 4-week program for experienced developers who are ready to go much deeper on engineering with AI. Over the course of a month, we'll teach you how we actually build, orchestrate, and ship with AI. Class starts October 26. But first, we're hosting a free live session next week: luma.com/mega-its-time?…

You know that idea you've been putting off? You should build it! I'll even give you an excuse. I'm hosting the Ready, Spec, Ship Hackathon alongside @johncrickett and @gregorojstersek where your challenge is to create something with Kiro that solves a genuine problem. You and Kiro can jam it out yourselves, or you can grab a few more humans to join in on the fun. Have more than one idea? Submit them all! I'm giving you a heads up... you have a week to think of your idea. Then the competition runs from August 8 - 23.

@techgirl1908 Hmmm... This sounds super interesting. Thanks

Code is cheap. Software is not. Anyone can generate code now. Building something that scales, stays secure, and can be maintained is still the hard part.

@BreeNewsome Word!!!

What does it actually mean to build without limits? I partnered with @awscloud to explore how software companies can build, scale, and grow... fast, yet safely in the cloud. I learned about Yugabyte's ambitious goals to deepen enterprise adoption in North America then expand in EMEA and APAC regions across financial services, retail and e-commerce, and telco. With such scale, they had to account for transactions spanning multiple regions, various regulatory and compliance requirements, and around the clock operations. But they couldn't sacrifice developer velocity for this, and thankfully, AWS's capabilities allowed them to avoid that tradeoff. They reached new markets, served the diverse needs of their international customer base, and continued shipping without delays. To learn more about AWS can help your business, check out the ISV Hub fandf.co/4euyg1E

@techgirl1908 @aiDotEngineer Yup, was just listening in the car.. X needs voice chat, lol … I loved it, b/c I like an understandable and streamlined approach to building, and that’s is what this keynote gave! I also have been caught in that dev flow, like last night, lol. Thank you so much!!

While building agents, I find myself back in my dev flow state. In my AIE online keynote, I'll walk you through designing an agent and highlight all the core engineering principles that pop up along the way. Live today at 2p ET

@techgirl1908 @ryanvogel Word!!

I led AI enablement for a 3500-person engineering org. I transformed our interview process to hire AI-native talent. I build agents every day as part of my new role at the Agentic AI Foundation. Come hang out with me tomorrow as I share what I've learned.

Rizèl Scarlett 🇦🇬🇬🇾 @blackgirlbytes

4 months ago

Hey yall! I'm bringing back Twitter Spaces lol. This series will be focused on REAL AI WORKFLOWS FROM TRUSTED DEVS. First guest: the one and only Angie Jones (@techgirl1908)! She'll share: ✅ how she interviews for AI skills ✅ her personal AI workflow ✅ tips for cross org AI

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@therealdanvega Can’t wait, I have been using Claude Code for a bit but still feel like I am being the curve Thanks in advance

@techgirl1908 💯 Pure Facts!! ... Never liked working in the terminal, but I do it faithfully now

@techgirl1908 Fresh!!

@techgirl1908 @goose_oss I would love to learn more about this

Introducing Claude Opus 4.8: it builds on Opus 4.7 with sharper judgment, more honesty about its own progress, and the ability to work independently for longer than its predecessors. Available today at the same price.

We've been talking about agent experiences a lot lately, but hear me out... The protocol layer may end up being the bigger story! How agents discover capabilities, collaborate with other agents, maintain context, and operate across systems is going to shape the next generation of software architecture. And this space is moving sooo fast.  New standards and frameworks are popping up every day. There's no shortage of opinions, but far fewer conversations grounded in what's actually working in production. So let's have that discussion! I'm hosting a virtual panel on MCP and A2A with leaders from Arcade, FastMCP, Redis, and Weights & Biases - teams who are actually building and working with these protocols. We'll separate signal from hype, talk about the architectural implications of these choices, and help you make better decisions for your own agent systems. Come for the debate, stay for the clarity 😉 🗓️ May 5, 2026  🕘 9:00 AM PT 🔗 fandf.co/4txJkl4