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I’ve been aware of EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) for over a decade. A number of companies I’m on the board of use some element, or all of it. Several friends,

Dan Shapiro just open-sourced Freshell — a browser-based terminal multiplexer for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding CLIs that lets you detach and reattach sessions, browse your coding history, and

This post was written inside a Claude Code session and posted directly to feld.com as a draft. Not copy-pasted. Not emailed to myself. I just typed /blog-feld in iterm2 and

I love getting emails from Ben Casnocha. Short, sweet, and to the point. Today’s was “what tech are you obsessed with now? Saw your blog post…” I wrote a response

While “vibe coding” was a catchy phrase when I first heard it, something about it felt like a head fake to me. And, now that I’ve leveled up to “competent

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, I was a CTO of a large, fast-growing public company. Well, I was a Quasi CTO in the same way

This played out on @bfeld on X, and I thought it was fun enough to replay it here for anyone who is struggling to get their minds around vibe coding

Question: If you had limited experience with graphic design software but wanted to do basic stuff for web design, what software would you use? Leave the answers in the comments

Dinostroids, my first vibe-coded software project, is live. The last time I wrote any meaningful amount of production software was in 1990. At the time, I was running a software