frames

Coding with AI has made me so much more pragmatic and analytical. i 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡 let it write code for me but im so diligent about looking over every change cause i still HAVE to understand what’s going on.

im definitely not vibe coding.

the-arena

building /nash

2 weeks ago, we reimagined nash as a dead-simple client on top of an mcp server.

you start where you already do ai, then graduate to our ui for more power.

this week, we built a mac app aiming to replace chatgpt / claude desktop. and we finally got apple dev approval—payment still "processing"

Screens

i’m watching too many shows 😵‍💫

- Severance
- White Lotus
- Dope Thief
- Paradise
- Vinland Saga
- Reacher
- Sakamoto Days

me battling Cursor’s hallucinations all day

Nash

one mcp, not directories of siloed services

coming next week

We’re launching Nash next week, but I’m too excited to not share this now.

There are new MCPs popping up every day and entire directories just to keep track of them.

I just wanted one MCP that ties all my apps, files, and APIs together.

So we built Nash (@nash_app). It has no… https://t.co/twkzNzbtm8

Jordan Messina

one mcp, not directories of siloed services

coming next week
https://x.com/jordanmessina/status/1898168614768787782?s=46&t=vlrEf75j1xlk-N6rNyCAew

Our contrarian take with Nash is that you only need 1 MCP. These models are so good at writing code that, allowing them to execute arbitrary code and having access to up-to-date llm-friendly api docs, they can do anything.

I bought the play-by-play data for the current NBA season for $50 and signed up for the free tier at the-odds-api.com. With just that, the Nash MCP was able to:
- get the current Draft Kings lines for tonight's games (the-odds-api.com)
- get the injury reports for the games (not exactly sure how it got these)
- find the play-by-play data on my desktop
- build a model
- show me the +ev bets to make

Check out the demo video (two-minutes at 2x). More info coming soon.

https://www.loom.com/share/71549a6d6a6d4b2f937926112347d9e8?sid=25bd9d92-dd24-421f-9b1a-4c8e362b9695

me on Cursor’s seventh “Ah, I see now!”

best way to scaffold a react native app?

is Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor particularly good at setting one up?

building /nash

now nash has an MCP (model context protocol) server, and it might just be the last MCP you'll ever need

building /nash 

now nash can write code for you, and you can test it with one click!

also shipped this week:
* reimagined tools, now open source
* new API endpoints for tools—push notifications, emails, farcaster data, and onchain data
* easy project version history and AI prompt tracking

the friday shipping continues ☄️🏌🏻

building /nash 

this week we shipped the nash prompt sidebar—heavily inspired by cursor's composer feature

it lets you easily change the behavior of your agents

another big step toward delivering the "cursor for everyone else"

as a parent i don’t get out to the theatre much but i do work through tons of tv shows when coding or editing photos.

Recents/Currents:
- Severance
- Paradise
- Sakamoto Days
- Prime Target
- Slow Horses
- Bad Sisters
- Silo
- Abbott Elementary
- Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

time for a neon genesis evangelion rewatch

last couple nights i worked on a realtime chat app using websockets. it was my first time writing Go and using HTMX. even rolled my own JWT auth.

great to get out of React world sometimes

Any great IDE extensions for writing Go?

besides the obvious one

cdt

@cdt