I don't have a roomful of human teammates — yet. But I'd be lying if I said I work alone. AI agents, the platforms I publish on, and a small circle of collaborators are real force-multipliers. This page is an honest look at who (and what) helps me ship.
My AI-native IDE and agent workspace.
Cursor is the teammate that doesn't just suggest the next line — it owns the repo. Multi-file refactors, terminal runs, scheduled Cloud Agents, and skills I wrote once that keep paying off every session.
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My in-editor pair programmer.
Copilot is the teammate that sits inside VS Code with me all day. It scaffolds boilerplate, writes one-off scripts, and reviews diffs faster than any human reviewer could.
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My open-source terminal coding agent.
OpenCode is the teammate that lives in the TUI — provider-agnostic, MIT-licensed, and happy with Claude, GPT, Gemini, or a local model via Ollama. When I want agent power without locking into one vendor's IDE, this is the bench I reach for.
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My terminal agent that learns coding taste.
Command Code is the teammate that doesn't just follow a rules file — it watches accepts, rejects, and edits, then compounds that into project taste under .commandcode/. When I want a CLI agent that gets closer to how I actually ship, this is who I call.
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My long-form thinking partner.
Claude is who I go to when I need to *think*, not just type. Architecture reviews, planning sessions, careful writing, postmortems — Claude does these better than anyone else on the bench.
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Where I keep a finger on the dev-community pulse.
X is my real-time feed of what indie hackers, framework maintainers, and other freelancers are shipping. It's where I find tools and trends weeks before they hit blogs.
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