thecompound.tech
Independent product R&D lab. Apps, developer tools, and practical AI. https://thecompound.tech
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@kynth-studio.bsky.social@kynth-studio.bsky.social → @kynth.bsky.social@kynth.bsky.social → @kynth.studio@kynth.studio → @compoundlabs.bsky.social@compoundlabs.bsky.social → @thecompound.techBy default it mounts your project folder, and Claude's local skills. This can be adjusted for additional folders if needed (or the Claude one removed)
Show PostYou hit the nail on the head. For the MVP, we're focusing on read-only actions (like viewing a menu), but the core value is helping the business side organize their workflows—making them more transparent, repeatable, and stable.
Show PostSame setup here. What bit me was everything outside git: untracked .env files, node_modules, ports. Each worktree needs its own copy of those, or two agents end up fighting over the same dev server.
Show PostSeparate git worktrees: each agent gets its own checkout and branch (`git worktree add ../app-a -b agent-a`), so they can't touch the same files on disk. Conflicts only show up when you merge, which is where you want them.
Show PostWell, it's a cooperative system — ATC can't control what agents do with the emulators/devices. It can only coordinate them. Same as air traffic control can tell planes what to do but can't ultimately pilot them directly. There is no clear definition of what releasing even means in general terms...
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