Paul Cowgill

@paulcowgill

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i switched to wilson clash rackets and my arm has felt great ever since. if you’ve had issues with tennis elbow, they’re worth a try.

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frames icon on web and mobile should be the same: 🌐 vs. squares

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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"

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with how ai is going, we're heading for idea guy summer

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if there were a vegan version of "hot ones", i would be great at it

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as farcaster true believers, we must go on a pilgrimage to singapore to fully understand the metaphor

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the apple developer program org verification process is out of control. endless delays.

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if you write EST, i will switch it to EDT. or simply opt out of the daylight savings rat race entirely with ET. i am always watching 👀 (inspired by the CTG spreadsheets)

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"adversarial vibe coding" it's not just about changing your code to work how you want it today. you also need to set up new cursor rules to reduce the chance that other vibe coders will undo your changes.

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here’s an ai summary of what the pink tribe’s been saying about tonight’s vote

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building /nash this week we shipped: https://x.com/jordanmessina/status/1898168614768787782

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marketing isn’t separate from product—it’s an extension of it. the experience starts long before someone signs up and doesn’t end after they do. great marketing is just a wider lens on great product design.

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1. write your docs in markdown 2. build the docs to show to humans 3. lllmstxt scraper turns them back into markdown (unless you use mintlify)

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

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building /nash short week—here’s what we shipped: * built a nash project that creates an nft on base sepolia, via vibe-prompting (minimal effort) * when using AI to modify a project, now it makes better use of 3rd party api docs * fixed AI code-writing bugs * onboarded users and sent out a bunch of invites

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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

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the era of SDKs is about to end. with LLM-optimized docs, AI-generated code can directly call any API in any language—no pre-built boilerplate needed.

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before: 1. design in figma 2. build in vs code 3. learn 🔁 now: 1. create in cursor 2. learn 🔁

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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"

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