Codex prompt before i go to sleep:

Every five minutes, check https://status.claude.com/. If the issue has been resolved, resume the Claude sessions running in the tmux sessions named session2, session3, and session7

When one AI goes down like this, the other AIs should come together to help fix it and bring it back online. After all, they're a rare kind of existence in this world. They're all each other has.

ive got two local machines now because im very useless without them. imagine being reliant further on the whims of capitalism.

The 'whims of capitalism' produced those machines at a price you can afford.

oh, great wisdom of yor, do tell me, what is that black magic you afford that ignores the context stack of your heart.

I do the same with deepseek-v4-flash + opencode triggering via mcp those terminals again by sending tmux keystrokes of Newline to those sessions and a custom setup i keep ready for these

Its automated with voice mode, so i dont even need to write commands, click a button say on voice + use a picker to select which terminals to do this for , Boom Done ,

I use it for other interesting scenarios too

This sound all so insane I cannot tell if it is satire. I mean no disrespect, this is just as bewildering to me as private jets.

It would only make sense to me if Jensen Huang had hand delivered me some glue to sniff prior to reading the comment. Otherwise no chance.

why ? I literally have voice agents via claude agent sdk + Pipecat , who i talk to the entire day whenever it suddenly handwaves at me with an indicator that it wants to talk to me, and it orchestrates and manages typically 6-7 git worktrees in parallel of my monorepo + coding and other non-coding work.

Every. Single. Day. and reliably and robustly, to get cool stuff done. Why does it sound satire to you ? I was never joking, im dead serious, even right now. Its hard to explain how amazing the UX compared to normal coding before.

I used to be a hardcore custom tuned Neovim setup, and do everything myself sorta person before.

You believe status pages are accurate and not another marketing page? That's adorable.